fight it out

1. Settle a dispute by fighting, either physically or verbally. For example, The two sides couldn't agree on a budget but were determined to fight it out to the end. [Mid-1500s]

Example Sentences

"I think ourselves, Greece and Denmark can fight it out. Belarus are in there with the capability to bring a surprise on somebody. We just hope it's not us."

From BBC

Former Denmark and Rangers forward Peter Lovenkrands: "Scotland were happy to sit back and fight it out. They made it so difficult for Denmark."

From BBC

General counsels have concerns about whether these law firms could be trusted to fight it out for them in the courtroom and in negotiations, the Journal reported, when they so easily bent to Trump’s demands.

From Salon

Skye P. Marshall, “Matlock” “The women of ‘The White Lotus’ will have to fight it out for supremacy here.

From Los Angeles Times

Secondly, lawyers are expensive and most care workers, already in deep debt, can hardly afford to fight it out in the courts.

From BBC