Sentence examples for The battlegrounds from inspiring English sources
noun
A location where a battle may be fought, or has been fought.
- The farmer's field was a civil war battleground, and relics such a minnie bullets were frequently found while plowing.
The battlegrounds on which Cortés and his men fought tens of thousands of club-wielding Tlaxcalans are now overrun by fighting bulls.
Housework wasn't one of the battlegrounds of our relationship.
And like its rival, Medal of Honor has now leaped forward to the battlegrounds of today.
In Berea, Mr. Ryan told the crowd that Ohio is "the battleground of the battlegrounds".
"There are two different campaigns," Mr. Messina said, "one in the battlegrounds and one everywhere else".
Pembrokeshire was one of the battlegrounds of the English Civil Wars during the 17th century.
No wonder the turnout in such states is so much lower than in the battlegrounds.
The culture changes, but many of the battlegrounds remain the same.
Today the battlegrounds are managed by the National Trust of Scotland, (44) 1443 790607.
The next stop was Fugitive's Drift lodge – a picturesque panorama near the battlegrounds of Rorke's Drift.
Mr. Gore would have to win more of the battlegrounds to assemble an electoral majority.
