be fighting fit

I want us to be fighting fit and ready for action.

They'd have a chance to rest tonight, be fighting fit for battle tomorrow.

"The Luftwaffe is fighting fit while my lot are fit to drop.

By day though, Firdaus is fighting fit to beat the baddies to pulp.

"Highlord, we are fighting fit and ready for combat.

But he isn't even limping, and he'll be fighting fit for Silverstone, as usual."

The lad is fighting fit, sir.

One of them he would have squared off to, if he had been fighting fit and unwounded and the men had needed to be encouraged.

"I am fighting fit, on really good form," Parlier proclaimed to race headquarters in Paris via satellite telephone.

She was taken in by Maggie Taylor and now five month old Teka is fighting fit and lapping up all the attention.

Leicester scrum-half is fighting fit again after England's dire World Cup and relishing challenges with club and country.

Now Mr Tennant, of The Royd, Yarm, is fighting fit and enjoying his new lease of life to the full.

He had been granted medical parole, a leniency meant only for the terminally ill, despite the opinion of his doctors that he was fighting fit and free for hospital discharge.

It is the end of October and the water temperature has dropped several degrees in the past few weeks, the minnow shoals are less numerous and the chub are fighting fit.

Touch wood, the normal aches and pains apart, she is fighting fit and there are many here who would love to see her rushed on a tide of emotion to her second grand slam title.

The Cheetahs played their first game on 10 February, proving they are fighting fit, but were not good enough on the day for the South African Bulls, losing their first official match in Bloemfontein 18 points to 30.

"Instead of giving new coach Duncan Fletcher a side that was fighting fit to take on a buoyant and in-form England outfit, they made all the key players go through IPL just six days after an emotionally and physically draining World Cup."

HAVING attained peak fitness on the golf course during the summer, Bruce is fighting fit and ready to tee off a new season of Bruce Forsyth's Generation Game (BBC1, 8pm) the show in which the stars are the family couples taking part.

During my annual medical check-up in 1987, Dr Dingle discovered a blood irregularity, but as I was fighting fit he said it was probably just a virus and I was to forget about it during my impending holiday and to see him on my return for a second blood test.