His words cut deeply, and I must fight or be held recreant," and with stern countenance he bade the attendants to saddle his strongest horse and bring his arms to the gate tower.
You have my thanks, Lavaine, but only I must fight in this cause.
I believe fully in Jesus Christ and His mild mother Mary; but there is one battle yet I must fight, and when that is done I will be baptized with a good will.
It has been said that we must fight "to the bitter end," but no one tells us where that bitter end is.
Commandant Rheeders said that we must fight till we are dead, captured, or saved.
But I must not regard myself, but my people and the other men who must fight.
It is argued that we must fight to the bitter end.
He was one of the first who opposed the usurpations of the crown officers and the patriot who wrote to John Adams just as the Congress of 1774 closed and used the truly prophetic language--"AFTER ALL WE MUST FIGHT.
Mr. Adams had just received a hasty letter from Major Hawley of Northampton, which concluded with these prophetic words, "after all we must fight.
When it became evident to Captain Byron, the British commander, that he must fight, he ordered the deck cleared, ran out four stern guns, two of which were eighteen pounders and on the main deck.
We are prepared now," whispered the doctor, "and if we must fight it would be better to fight now than have to turn suddenly and meet an attack on our rear.
I hope not," said the doctor, "for I should be sorry to shed the blood of the lowest savage; but we must fight in defence of our lives.
We must fight," I said to myself, setting my teeth hard and bringing my gun to bear on the spot where I could see something moving.
And since we must fight it through, why not put ourselves in a state to enjoy all the benefits of victory if we gain the victory?
The patriotic people everywhere, with compressed lips and valorous hearts, said, "We must fight.
At the same time Joseph Hawley, of Massachusetts, said in the Provincial Congress, "We must fight.
In that Congress Patrick Henry, of Virginia, said, "We must fight.
I agree with you that we must fight, but the Mimbreno warriors follow Mangus Coloradus and will for as long as he is chief.
I must fight a duel of stallions with Ponce, the son of Ponce, and the only stallion among my mother's horses is too old to fight," Geronimo said.
For in truth we must fight the rurales who massacred our people.
Geronimo said, "I'll gladly accept any punishment after I have fought this duel, but I must fight!
If we must fight, fight to kill," Jondo urged, as the ready firearms were placed for action.
It is a noble example to follow: if we would conquer France, it is on this ground and with her own weapons that we must fight her: economy and reforms.
Patrick Henry, on his return home, told the Virginia convention what had been done, and concluded an eloquent speech by saying: "We must fight!
But if Jacques' view were correct, then we must fight.
But we must fight at some time or other; we cannot wander about the country for ever!
I must fight for my side," he said, "but no Huguenot shall ever seek quarter from me in vain.
Then we must fight, Jacques; it is impossible to turn back.
Then he made for me with a shout, and I saw that I must fight for my life.
Now we both returned to our places, and again Eadmund, after I had told him that we must fight, asked me to stand out.
Then I answered: "I must fight for my land, Ingvar, but I also would fain not fight against yourself.
We must fight, not because we hate Germany, but because we love certain principles which Germany is endeavouring to overthrow.
We must fight," she answered, "because it is the law that we must fight; because it is only by fighting that we can justify the principles for which we fight.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "must fight" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
