Sentence examples for battle head-on from inspiring English sources

While a group of David Mamet's men fight for survival in a revival of "Glengarry Glen Ross" at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater (see above), a more atypical Mametian encounter will be happening across the street, when a pair of women battle head-on.

It's battling head-on with the status quo and everything else.

Growing up as a cripplingly shy child, a fear of public speaking was something Galyna Nitsetska, CEO of luxury work wear firm Silkarmour, had to battle head on early in her career.

Now, after the battle, head on up to the exit of that cave, and continue heading up.

Rightly or wrongly, certain symbols come to represent political sentiments among generations: the Guerrillero Heroico, with Ernesto "Che" Guevara's mix of anger and determination, came to represent the willingness to face political and social battles head on throughout the late 60s and 70s.

If the prey catches wind of the tiger's presence before this, the tiger usually abandons the hunt rather than chase prey or battle it head-on.

Since I've spent over six years of my life focusing on cancer, I feel that it's my destiny to help others battle it head-on.

Miller and his team quickly came round to the conclusion that battling Facebook head-on was a fool's errand.

Christian Democrat Angela Merkel versus Social Democrat Frank-Walter Steinmeier – a head-on battle between the chancellor and her foreign minister?

Rather than do head-on battle with the superstores, Odyssey Bookshop in South Hadley, facing Mount Holyoke College, has recently added a vigorous used-book department.

We didn't want to go capital-intensive and launch into a head-on battle with incumbent storage vendors".