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And the old political infighter knew how to play the policy game.

Still, these were an infighter's defense he'd used before and he knew their value well.

I should've known the best infighter in the troop would make it okay!

But Marder is the best corporate infighter in the history of the company.

Did Hastings think an old political infighter could not see through this dilemma?

That she believed: that would be the natural response of an Agency infighter.

But one could argue that such distancing limited her effectiveness as an infighter.

"If he wanted to do away with this image as a negative infighter, I can't think of a more brilliant way to do so."

A fierce party infighter with a sharp tongue, she is not universally loved back home, especially by the men.

McMillan has proved herself a superb and confident literary infighter.

He was a corporate infighter, and I wasn't.

Only Henry Hyde, a partisan infighter, promises to be a problem.

Even by Washington standards, Gingrich was a rough infighter.

Thoresen was, after all, the man with the cards But he knew better than to give the crafty old infighter the least opening.

Mr. Chernomyrdin has also proved himself a resilient bureaucratic infighter.

You were never a corporate infighter.

Then there is Mr. Codey's history as a fierce party infighter.

But it was as a political infighter that Mr. Haig has been most visible.

Crippled as he was, he was no infighter.

And your friend Jean can enforce your leadership; a good infighter is someone to be respected on a ship.'

Mr. Shevardnadze, by most accounts, was a bruising infighter who knew how to wield power, and enjoyed having it.

Mr. Nabiyev is an experienced infighter, pulling off a remarkable comeback in September.

Mr. Nabiyev has proven a skilled infighter.

But Dr. Catacosinos, a wily infighter, has refused to budge.

By contrast, Mr. Bush has shown himself to be a sharp, disciplined, resourceful political infighter when his back is against the wall.