Sentence examples for battle furiously from inspiring English sources

As the professor follows through with his plan to turn the brutish girl into a beauty, the two battle furiously.

Today, as airlines battle furiously over fares while desperately cutting costs, the flight attendant's job on major airlines has gone from glamour to grind.

Over the next 10 months leading to the 2010 elections, I'd expect an onslaught of spending and of online pushback as both sides of a fight battle furiously to define or be defined.

With the race on to complete the bill, lawmakers battled furiously to get votes on their amendments.

In the oppressive conditions, the teams battled furiously through a scoreless 79 minutes with players on both sides — Oliver Murphy included — having to withstand waves of cramping.

The African Nations Cup, which runs from January 22nd to February 13th, has players from 16 African countries battling furiously for national honour and a chance of being spotted by European talent scouts.

He will lose the powers, but also any constraints, that his job in the Kremlin carried.For months, he and the reformers had been battling furiously through newspapers and television stations behoven to one side or the other.

The pair battled furiously, repeatedly changing places and refusing to give up they banged wheels, went off, scraped close and closer still, F1 writ large as glorious gladiatorial combat.

Hindus and Muslims battled furiously through the night Tuesday in the narrow lanes of the majority Muslim old quarter of Ahmedabad, hurling crude explosives and cans filled with glass and nails.

Since then Taylor has won three out of eight and his hunt for another, as he battles furiously against a very slow but undeniable decline over the past two years, is an almost Shakespearean story.

Some 23,000 residents were  forced to flee their homes as soldiers, rescue workers and volunteers battled furiously to shore up leaking dykes.. City officials said an entire district of  Magdeburg  faced the possibility being submerged and there were fears that an electricity supply station would be flooded and force power supplies to be shut off completely.