Sentence examples for battle better from inspiring English sources
Few understand the appeal of dogs in battle better than Rebecca Frankel, the deputy managing editor of ForeignPolicy.com.com
Take the current Isis offensive against the Kurdish enclave of Kobane in northern Syria on the border with Turkey, where 300,000 Kurds are squeezed into a smaller and smaller enclave as they battle better armed Isis fighters.
Justice Breyer's opinion said, "The delegation of state authority to private individuals authorizes a purely ideological plaintiff, convinced that his opponent is not telling the truth, to bring into the courtroom the kind of political battle better waged in other forums".
I've always chosen Blur over Oasis; not only were they superior in songwriting, but they also handled the battle better.
At a meeting Tuesday of the 211 House Democrats, Mr. Gephardt dimmed the lights in a Capitol conference room and rolled the scene from "Gladiator" in which warriors led by the film's hero prepare to battle better-armed gladiators.
And, as a woman who knows the extreme hardship of being voted out seventh in American Idol, perhaps Hudson can identify with Winnie's public image battles better than most.
The light saber battles better be good.
Finally, we offer suggestions for the classroom and beyond, to help to fight the battles better and, ultimately, to prevent them.
Every successful human effort involves innovation: from a successful hunt in ancient times, creating better weaponry for winning battles, better crop production in agriculture, efficient factory operations, effective administration of government agencies, and control of communicable diseases.
Even important actionable like Climate Change are battled better by following a holistic and balanced life.
Did Jon Snow have to die at all? Jon Snow's plotline is one of many ways that Game of Thrones' sixth season betrayed its characters in favor of spectacle and motion, paring down the story for bigger battles, better-looking dragons, and more scenes of Tyrion drinking (God forbid Peter Dinklage sit out a few episodes).
