Sentence examples for battle generated from inspiring English sources

Sozin's Comet: The Final Battles popularity affected online media as well; "Rise of the Phoenix King", a Nick.com online game based on Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle, generated almost 815,000 game plays within three days.

Much of the recognition the battle generated is because San Martín fought in it, as the size of the forces involved and the length of the clash would normally mean it was considered a military engagement rather than a real battle and it did not influence the development of the Argentine War of Independence.

Tells about other contract issues under dispute-such as length of tour of duty and adding 10 days of work a year, and about the legal battles generated by the disputes.

After a battle that stretched through the summer of 2001, Computer Associates defeated Mr. Wyly's challenge, but the fight generated more bad publicity for Mr. Wang and Computer Associates.

The acrimonious battle has generated resentments and paranoia that have already led to defections among staff.

It is not only Labour in traumatic battle that generates interest.

But though he continued to battle and generate chances, Fish could not sustain his form, and eventually fell to Nadal in a lopsided tiebreaker, 7-3, ending a three-set win that took 2 hours 55 minutes, nearly twice as long as Roger Federer's three-set win earlier Sunday.

Yet, shouldering insurmountable responsibilities and battling to generate resources, sometimes exacerbated by disabling illness, men's experiences were dominated more by pain and anxiety than by joy and gratification.

Unfortunately for America and New Zealand officials, Kim had the money to fight back, winning a series of legal battles that also generated evidence that the Government had illegally spied on him and many other NZ nationals.

Fates are randomly generated battles which occur as you travel around the world.

But when she and her husband moved in last February, the lack of a door on their baby's bedroom generated a battle, with the landlady finally saying to them: "Why do you want a door?