Sentence examples for battle anywhere from inspiring English sources

The military was in shambles; the public, according to pollsters, had become resistant to American troops being sent into battle anywhere; and past enemies were now negotiating partners in a new "détente".

Forty years after Associated Press cameraman Joe Rosenthal snapped his renowned picture on Feb. 23, 1945, the raising of the American flag at Iwo Jima remains the most famous symbol of the U.S. Marine Corps--and perhaps of American servicemen in battle anywhere.

There, just a few short miles from the eastern border of the Cherokee Nation, some 16,000 Confederate and 10,000 Union troops fought one of the first major battles in the Western Theater of the Civil War, and one of the bloodiest battles anywhere.

Cesarani, a British scholar specializing in Jewish history, can be a plodder — turf battles among the Nazis are like turf battles anywhere else — but his accounts of Eichmann's early years, of his escape to Argentina and eventual capture are richly informative.

The Hu-Wen leadership is counting down to the 2012 end of its 10 years in office, and succession battles anywhere can open unexpected fronts in the in-fighting.

Each side, if it concentrates its forces, can punch through the thinly held battle lines anywhere in Iraq and win a local success.

And the trouble is, Mippin's business model – monetising RSS feeds tailored specifically for mobile by sharing revenue with publishers – could have a real up-hill battle getting anywhere.

It may even be the earliest direct evidence with weapons and warriors together of a battle this size anywhere in the ancient world.  .

The biggest and most important hostile takeover battle being fought anywhere in the world pits Britain's Vodafone Airtouch against Germany's Mannesmann.

In the twenty-first century, the power to make war has gravitated ever more decisively into the White House, where the president has a private air force of drones, and two private armies of his own -- those special operations types and CIA paramilitaries -- to order into battle just about anywhere on the planet.

To try to withdraw from the battle, in Iraq or anywhere else, Mr. Bush suggested, would be futile and counterproductive.