If Joanne had come to him like this, making him forget his work, filling him more and more with the thrilling desire to fight for her, was it so very strange that a beast like Quade would fight--in another way?
I didn't get across to fight for it, but I shore was willin'.
I gave my soul and heart and body to the government--to fight for my country.
An' it seemed one of the things I was goin' to fight for.
I don't in the least mind your knowing that I wouldn't go a step to fight for Boer or Briton either if it wasn't for a little affair connected with some horses and a cheque.
It was clearly impossible to assert that he wanted to fight for liberty, to give his life to the cause of an oppressed nationality.
Just the same England that this boy is so keen to fight for to-day!
She made me a promise that she wouldn't, no matter how hard she had to fight for it.
Somehow or other those two views must be reconciled before a life of real comradeship between them was possible; before the really big thing she had promised Portia to fight for could be anything more than a tormenting dream.
If you give up and let the big thing slip out of your hands the way you were talking this morning, because you're too weak to hold it and haven't pluck enough to fight for it.
And therefore fight ye no more, for none of you shall have no part of her at this time; and if ye list to fight for her, fight with me, and I will defend her.
How the lady that was besieged had word from her sister how she had brought a knight to fight for her, and what battles he had achieved.
The one knight answered and said, We fight for a simple matter, for we two be two brethren born and begotten of one man and of one woman.
He killed the man I loved, and now the King he loved is slain,--and he was not there to fight for him.
If they have been successful, their blood will be up so that they will wish to fight for pleasure.
In the world I refused to struggle because nothing tempted me; in this infernal hole I have fought when there was nothing to fight for.
Some Free Traders have seemed to leave a man no country to fight for; some Free Lovers seem to leave a man no household to rule.
Of the prisoners in his castle, there were two whom the Captain believed to be honest men, and on their promising solemnly to keep faith, and to fight for him, Robinson released them.
Make the Trojans and the men of Greece sit down, while Menelaus and I fight for Helen.
A victory was the remedy for their troubles, and he made up his mind to fight for it.
It means shelter and food, boy, even if we have to fight for it.
Lord, man, there's a clean million dollars waiting for us in this deal, and I'm ready to fight for it.
An' he done swore he'd fight for whatebber it was, papers or no papers.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fight for" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.