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

The Eagles look to have the most comfortable division lead, while the Bills and Patriots will fight it out for the title with the Jets and Dolphins already waving the white flag.

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I told him that it shouldn’t be personal and we’re going to fight it out on policy, but we’re going to keep it friendly on a personal side, that’s important to me as a Bible-believing Christian… and that’s really what that conversation was about.

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Hamas sources told the BBC that the military commanders still in Gaza were prepared to fight it out until the end and take as many Israelis as possible with them.

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"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."

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

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