How To Use prize fight In A Sentence
- These men attended and enjoyed spectator sports, bet on prize fights and wrestling matches, and gambled at poker, blackjack, and dice.
- Clare is great when she is just talking, on Ramblings on Radio 4 or when fronting the BBC's rugby league coverage, but here she was like a woman possessed, stalking round the Liverpool Echo Arena in a strange shortie raincoat, bobbing and weaving like a prize fighter, screaming at us. Channel Four's Famous and Fearless was utterly pointless | Martin Kelner
- This is a New York institution, complete with supercilious staff, wobbly tables covered with red and white chequered tablecloths and walls lined with faded photos of prize fighters.
- This exhibition of 174 works by 74 artists includes images known almost universally, such as these Hopper scenes of New York at night and George Bellow's prize fight "A Stag at Sharkey's," as well as a generous helping of works by others from the Ashcan School of gritty urban realism, especially John Sloan. Britain pays tribute to American prints
- Boxers, prize fighters in particular, often emerge from inner-city ghettos with no backing, no education, no money.
- Escamillo became a swaggering prize fighter named Husky Miller.
- Guitars jangling and voices harmonizing, they playfully exchange jabs like two prize fighters sizing each other up, but afraid to commit to the first blow.
- Bred from strains of Hatch, Claret, Black, Round Head and White Hackel for height, strength, speed and "gameness," or the ability to stay and fight instead of surrendering, a prize fighting cock may sell for as much as five thousand dollars. Cockfighting - Chicken Soup For The Soul
- He grunted, they said, and weaved and ducked like a prize fighter when asked questions.
- He was trounced in a prize fight.
