Have Fought In A Sentence

• You and I have fought shoulder to shoulder.
• They have fought many Battles and bled freely.
• He ought to have fought in Milan to his last battalion.
• You have fought nobly for us, and I thank you.
• In fact, I feel proud to have fought alongside of you.

• I have fought by myself.
• I have fought with them.
• They have fought their battle.
• I have fought too often!
• I have fought by my own hand.
• Altogether we must have fought for over an hour.
• The very stars seemed to have fought for him.
• I have fought them and fought them bravely.
• I have fought my last fight.
• I have fought fire in the forest.
• You have fought like a hero.
• I have fought them for twenty years.
• Our adversaries have fought bravely.
• I have fought the men four times.
• I ought to have fought if there were no one else.
• Still a man of courage would have fought.
• He could never have fought as he did with that behind him.
• Would he have fought for a purse of forty thousand dollars?
• I have fought and slain an otter single-handed.
• We have fought against saying it, but now it is said.
• The women who are at the front have fought like the men.
• In other words, you have fought a duel.
• No other beast in the world would have fought so long.
• I have fought it, and have often been worsted.
• Well, we have fought the good fight.
• Strong enough to have fought for his wife, he sold her.
• I made my war on kings and would have fought the skies.
• You have fought like tigers, but in a bad cause.
• I have fought it, defied it, ignored it.
• We are at war, and both sides have fought a loyal fight.
• Shoulder to shoulder they have fought for France.
• He should have fought every inch of the way....
• I have fought with him, been beaten, and run away.
• Some here have fought in fifty battles for Mexico.
• We have fought long enough; let us make peace.

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