Sentences with phrase «still fight on the side»

Instead of giving in or giving up, Shuto uses his new - found powers to become Ratman, an anti-hero who will still fight on the side of justice.

Not exact matches

Still bound to earth, I refused, O God, to fight on thy side, as much afraid to be freed from all bonds, as I ought to have feared being trammeled by them.

its even more annoying when you see what a player like Defoe is doing at a side full of mediocre players and fighting relegation, living on scraps he still has delivered for Sunderland.....

With Chelsea surely on their way to a relatively comfortable first place finish in the Premier League, it is still looking fairly unpredictable just below them as six sides fight for a remaining three places.

Although the math is not on their side, the Gunners are still in the fight for the top four, and soon they'll be back at full strength.

Following the disgraceful scenes at Wolves, where Chelsea conceded very early on yet still failed to recover despite having plenty of time on their side, the defending champions did at least put up a fight for their other significant title: the FA Cup.

Still, Portsmouth are up against a Blackburn side who know they have a fight on their hands to stay up and they will show Portsmouth what fighting spirit really is all about.

At 25, Moura still has time on his side to rediscover his lost form, which is basically because he has been forced out of his role by the arrivals of Neymar and Mbappe, no to mention the fact that Angel Di Maria and others still remain at the club, meaning the fight for places in the squad will be tough.

She still lived at the poverty level on the South Side of Chicago, picking fights at school and struggling academically.

Coffey says this is a sign of how delicate this issue is given the fact that they are all on the same side of this issue and still fighting.

Our weather in March is always shifting between cold and warm days as winter and spring are still fighting it out, but the extremes the temps are reaching on each side are crazy!

Yes, many people are still fighting that war, on both sides of the debate, and it may well be some time before the most reluctant publishers realize that their cause is lost, but the gains made by self publishing have been so pronounced, so rapid and what is most important, so irreversible, that it's time to call it done.

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Even if you side with the Brotherhood for the entire game you'll still end up in a boss fight with Magneto and Juggernaut, and towards the end of the game you'll have to choose a side anyway, thereby making all previous choices entirely pointless as they have no effect on your final decision.

Still, on a straight fighting level, SoulCalibur has never been better and although it might be a little anorexic for lone warriors, the multiplayer side offers more than any Soul title since the original Calibur made the Dreamcast a must - have.

However, Tekken 7 and several other fighting games are still going to be played on the side.

Nintendo are still proving to be viable enough, and they're changing things around (I don't agree with HOW they're changing but... meh), Xbox is fighting harder than ever and early rumors of November numbers actually shows Xbox One ahead (although I wouldn't be surprised if Sony wins again), and Sony is now changing its business around a bit to focus much more on the gaming side of things.

You, on the other side, are still fighting the Vietnam War.