Sentence examples for a duel for from inspiring English sources
The moment Thieu & Ky were elected they began a duel for executive control.
New York Times: Message to All, a Duel for the Ages by Harvey Araton.
Parma and Juventus, now with one Baggio on either side, embarked on a duel for domestic and European supremacy.
The daguerreotype and the calotype had a duel for over a decade when they were both new to the world.
Andrew had reportedly threatened violence to Robards for slandering Rachel, and in 1806 he killed another man in a duel for impugning her reputation.
It was a duel for supremacy – a duel with which you can tell Peggy Olsen is not entirely in agreement, from the look on her face.
He says that "if his sword is a little rusty, we could meet in a studio for a duel of words in the run up to the election".
It was an overcast day, and the attendance was just 34,320 — some 22,000 below capacity — for a duel of pitching aces, the Giants' Sal Maglie against the Dodgers' Don Newcombe.
The stage seems set for a duel of dissemblers, but Wolff, though endowed with a share of Spark oddities, lacks the weight and definition that give these a moral, in some cases a theological, force.
Five years ago they battled before a few hundred at Brent Town Hall; last night they provided a gladiatorial duel for a near capacity crowd of 17,000, sharing a purse of £320,000.
Hit B in a swords duel for a faster strike.
