The last thing they want to do is fight to the finish.

Better a fight to the finish alone with this man than that.

The struggle need not be a fight to the finish.

For the first two groups of companies, the next few years will be a fight to the finish with many not surviving.

We don't know how they got inside, and there's nothing for us to do but fight to the finish.

It's a fight to the finish to win one girl's heart, even if it takes a few bones to break.

He would fight to the finish no matter how many ballots it might take, they suggested.

Or was he really proposing to take on Harry alone, in a fight to the finish?

They haven't the stomach for a fight to the finish.

But will it be a fight to the finish?

A fight with them was a fight to the finish.

Her head pounded desperately, but she fought to the finish.

Six teams are bitter rivals in what will be a fight to the finish.

Al Gore is determined to fight to the finish.

Fight to the Finish A series of serious fights began late in the game.

"Yes, by my soul, and a fight to the finish.

But if Gore and his court supporters demand a fight to the finish, then these are among the possibilities: 1.

The desperate criminals wanted to fight to the finish.

We were supposed to fight to the finish.

There's no sense in fighting to the finish against anyone who might otherwise be coerced into quitting.

He refers to Iraqis who would fight to the finish as "dead-enders."

Fighting to the finish would be in character.

He had steeled himself for a fight to the finish then, certain that, caught up in her rage, she would kill him without a thought.

In their desperate fight to the finish everything else paled into insignificance.

The men saluted when Hogan replied that he had been ordered to fight to the finish.

The conflicts which see men die on the field are those fought to a finish.

All they asked was a fight to a finish, and now they were about to have one.

It was always just two men, bare-fisted in a fight to a finish.

It was a fight to a finish and the best man for it.

Both commanding generals felt that the great battle was to be fought to a finish there.

This thing must be fought to a finish.

"Gentlemen," said he, "there is a stranger waiting below who desires a fight to a finish with the best men in the room."

"I'm worried," the old woman confessed, "but I agree with you that we must fight to a finish.

She and Vogelman agreed on one thing: the war had to be fought to a finish.

That flank attack was all the aid The Shadow needed to bring the fight to a finish.

The quarrel had to be fought to a finish as between the opposing sides, and then hatred would remain no matter which side won.

Before long, it was clear that this was a war that would be fought to a finish.

If not fought to a finish, it was, at any rate, fought to a standstill.

Anna was screaming for someone to stop them, while the gipsies were urging them to fight to a finish.

We will fight to a finish.

Now to try to get in a similar stroke on Geddo's left arm, then to push the fight to a finish.

We saw that the conflict, if fought to a finish, would decide whether Democracy or Despotism should rule the earth.

'It's a fight to a finish this time,' said the two combatants in the 'Punch' cartoon which marked the beginning of the war.

Within three months, the reconstituted battalion had suffered grievous losses having fought to a finish at Bullecourt.

The depth charges forced the U-boat to the surface, but the German sailors were determined to fight to a finish with their torpedoes.

Hitler therefore believed "that the conflict would have to be fought to a finish ... there was no other solution than a life-and-death struggle.

Meanwhile the people of Agogo had settled at Santenso where the three year war with Ataara finam was fought to a finish.

This time, to go on in sporting phrase, it was understood by all to be a 'fight to a finish,' and the mixed group did not slacken a moment or relax their efforts.

It was a fight to a finish between the Frenchman, painfully in earnest, and the man who smoked so calmly and whose words seemed to show that he had not a care in the world.

I had in the House stanch friends, such as Regis Post and Alford Cooley, men of character and courage, who would have fought to a finish had the need arisen.