He appeared before the city on June 9, and on the following day succeeded, after a fierce struggle, in occupying the heights which surrounded it.
But the people gathered in the Piazza Vecchia, and after a fierce struggle, drove back the soldiers.
General Pfuel fired on them; but, instead of yielding, they threw up barricades, and a fierce struggle ensued.
A fierce struggle of thirty minutes gave them advantage which they followed through the dark to the base of the high ground held by bayonets and batteries innumerable as compared with their limited ranks.
It was driven back after a fierce struggle, General Taylor, commanding, mortally wounded.
The Viennese were roused to an heroic resistance; and, after a fierce struggle, the Turks were driven back from the walls of Vienna.
There was a fierce struggle within, the wildly beating heart throbbing for one moment with a newborn love, and then rebelling against taking that shadow, beautiful though it was, in place of her whose memory she had so long revered.
A fierce struggle ensued in parliament, and it was not until March 28 that the articles of union were carried and sent to England.
After a fierce struggle of ten hours they turned and fled through the burning town.
We would have been faced, as in the autumn of 1916, with a fierce struggle.
There can be no doubt that, had the Soviet taken the lead in the Revolution, there would have been a fierce struggle against it, and the Revolution would have been squashed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fierce struggle" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
