Sentence examples for battle caught from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Gabriadze focuses on the musings of various characters on the fringes of the battle, caught up in pondering love and fate and physics, as the world crumbles around them.

Not one to be put off, he took the matter to the European Court of Human Rights, which last year decreed that the British stance did not violate its convention.But his battle caught the attention of Viviane Reding, a European commissioner, who met Mr Shindler in September.

Wisconsin's bitter political battle caught international attention earlier this year after Democratic senators fled the state for three weeks in an attempt to stop Walker from passing a bill to strip 175,000 government workers of almost all collective bargaining rights.

In 1914 she participated in the Battle of Antivari, where the battle line caught the Austro-Hungarian cruiser by surprise and sank her.

The legal battles have caught the attention of Congress, which last year passed legislation that required a study of the issue.

Those street battles that caught our attention this summer have mostly been policed into submission, and the world's cameras have moved on, but the afterlife is interesting.

Peaceful protesters trying to flee the battles were caught up in the chaos, with demonstrators smashing bus shelters, letting off fireworks and pulling down lampposts and traffic lights.

Then another battle to catch up.

Lewis, who won nine Olympic gold medals over the course of four Games, including twice winning the 100m, also claimed the poor weather could have an impact on the sprint events and work in favour of the US athletes in their battle to catch Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake and the other Jamaicans.

The film draws its influence not just from The Sands of Time but other Prince of Persia games too and it tells the tale of street urchin, Dastan, whose life is turned around following an impressive battle which catches the eye of the king.

Are on offer if the Silverstone MotoGP (Sunday, BBC2, noon) is not enough, best set the video for the World Superbikes at the Nürburgring (Sunday, Eurosport 2, from 9.15am), where Britain's Tom Sykes (denied the title by half a point last year) continues his battle to catch Frenchman Sylvain Guintoli, who is 13 points ahead in the championship.