Sentence examples for a battle to progress from inspiring English sources

Ancelotti will know his side faces a battle to progress further in the competition, but in perhaps the most wide open tournament in a while, PSG have a chance to make their first semi final since 1995.

England face a battle to progress after losing their opening game to Italy.

Birmingham City paid the price for Nikola Zigic's early saved penalty as this defeat left them facing an uphill battle to progress to the knockout stages of the Europa League.

And victory was important for Misbah's men, who, after heavy defeats by India and the West Indies, would have faced an uphill battle to progress to the quarter-finals had they lost again.

But this time he shot two bogeys and two double-bogeys on the inward nine to finish on a five-over-par 74, leaving him a long way down the field of 96 players who were battling to progress.

On the day of the full moon, players will participate in a boss battle in order to progress the story.

This is your first priority, you won't be able to progress on this battle unless you do this.

Like Traditionalists around the world, they see themselves in an epic battle to hold back progress, even calling out, "Let's roll!" -- the last words of Todd Beamer, one of the people that tried to thwart hijackers on Flight 93 in 2001 -- when they voted to take down the government in a House caucus last week.

When they arrived at Trujillo, however, they heard gunfire, and came upon a battle in progress that had been waged for 55 hours between rebels called Bonillista and Honduran government soldiers at a local fort.

Reports of his bad behavior had been rampant, so his notices were like bulletins from the front, hoping to make sense of a battle still in progress.

Low-income groups will be watching to see whether Mr Clegg wins his battle to speed up progress towards the Coalition's goal of a £10,000 a year tax-free personal allowance, the Lib Dem signature policy.