Examples of 'we had fought' in a sentence
Meaning of "we had fought"
we had fought: An expression indicating that there was a conflict, argument, or disagreement in the past. This phrase is typically used to reference a previous altercation or dispute that took place
How to use "we had fought" in a sentence
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we had fought
I felt like we had fought through.
We had fought for our independence.
I had not been above the area we had fought.
That which we had fought for belonged to both of us.
At the end of the conflict we should scarcely know why we had fought.
We had fought this bitter war against a tyrannical foe.
I truly felt like we had fought the cancer together.
We had fought through.
It was as though everything for which we had fought disappeared in a moment.
I felt like we had fought through everything our whole lives.
Then they gave the Moroccans everything we had fought for.
I wish we had fought harder.
You would have been cut and dead If we had fought seriously.
After we had fought so long.
Will you give it up just like that, after all we had fought for it?
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We had fought all the time and even thought about separating.
I thought that the fact that we had fought made our friendship weaker.
We had fought this bitter war against a tyrannical foe. Here we are.
Finally, we decided we had fought enough.
Anyway, we had fought long and hard to get this far.
Had she forgotten that we had fought just yesterday?
We had fought together once, and I remembered that he was quite good.
Yeah of course, we never we had fought for those hairs blowfish.
We had fought a brutal war as enemies ; and now what?
Imagine if we had fought back!
If we had fought with enthusiasm, England would not be in such a position!
How hard we had fought for the Daebang land.
We had fought side-by-side, you know, in the war against that factory.
It turned out we had fought in the same division in the Civil War.
In 2012 we had fought revolutions and were considered heroes, even by the Western media.
I felt like we had fought through everything our whole lives and … and, like, we lost.
