affray

Had it only been less than a week since that affray?

The number of military police had been doubled since last night's affray.

Look, they found the bloody Affray after five weeks, without any modern equipment.

He all but broke down the door, trying to get in, and flung himself into the affray without a second thought.

The emperor turned away from the gate and looked out over the site of the affray.

How many English people, let alone a wider audience, have ever heard of this particular affray?

It was months since they had seen such a satisfactory affray, and one in which anyone might join.

The affray had caused a great stir in the newspapers.

An interesting shooting affray was on in the mountains of Kentucky.

You guys only took five weeks to find the Affray, and that was with equipment half a century behind what we have now."

This may have contributed to the sinking of Affray (see below).

"They do have that little affray in the warehouse to worry about.

Three Irishmen involved in the affray were caught, tried and executed.

The judge dismissed charges of affray after hearing the prosecution evidence.

The affray in the apartment was reported as an unexplained killing.

The police were contemplating bringing charges of riot and affray.

In 1991, he was convicted of criminal damage, affray and driving without insurance.

A third man had crawled into the area of the affray and was trying to drink the spilled stuff from the floor.

They all flew large white flags to distinguish them from the missing Affray.

His clear, steel eye never glowed except in the excitement of an affray.

Keen journalists sought to find a motive in the affray.

He was sorry about the outcome of an affray that he had not started and in no way wanted.

Maybe there would be no real affray between the Daos.

They are re-united by chance as the son, who is walking down the same street, comes to his father's aid after the affray.

Kevin Cassidy was later found guilty of affray and sentenced to community service.