Sentence examples for battle achieved from inspiring English sources

In the end, the battle achieved little.

Even before the U.S. budget battle achieved crisis proportions, China had begun looking for other places to spend its trade surplus.

Control of these hills would have united the Anzac and Suvla fronts, but neither battle achieved success.

Buckner's division fought under General Hardee during this battle, achieving a significant breakthrough in the Confederate center, and reports from Hardee, Polk, and Bragg all praised Buckner's efforts.

Honorary Chairs Maggie Wilderotter discussed the business imperative to reflect your marketplace, while Richard Davis delivered a compelling analogous call to action: in combat situations warriors are needed to ban together to win the battle, achieve the mission and declare victory.

The sensitive, easily mocked Harris is a genius comic creation, and Ansari's accounts of their many puerile battles achieve a grandeur that is not far short of epic.

The distribution of armed groups across the country means the weapons are evenly spread out - and most battles achieve little beyond a trail of destruction.

When you look at the wins the other teams in the relegation battle have achieved, it's amazing.

Already before the battle Paskevich achieved devastating numerical superiority on the western front.

Victory in battle is achieved by causing every enemy unit to rout, or by annihilating the opposing army.

For the second time in eight days, England somehow manufactured a draw thanks, this time, to what captain Michael Vaughan described as his best Test hundred – a battling 105 achieved after seven hours at the crease.