| The dangerous ones were the brawlers who thought they could still make a fist of it. |
| Vendetta essentially emphasized different types of brawlers, i.e. cruiserweights, heavyweights, luchadores and other classes in between. |
| Its roots go back to Tough Guy competitions, in which a town's toughest barroom brawlers were pitted against each other for prize money. |
| In cartoon B the Irish American Fenians are stereotyped as drunken brawlers and the Canadians are portrayed as peaceful and industrious farmers. |
| He's also seeking compensation for towing and storage charges, and for the fright of hiding in the corner of a holding cell with drunks and brawlers. |
| Now the weaknesses of the Tories' campaign, and the softness of their lead, suggest the brawlers were right. |
