Sentence examples for battle simultaneously from inspiring English sources
He cannot fight every battle simultaneously.
Sony also announced a lineup of new games coming exclusively to the PlayStation 3 in 2009, including a title called Massive Action Game, which allows up to 256 players to battle simultaneously on a simulation of a modern battlefield.
For several years he battled simultaneously against the worst economic problems in the history of the state and against ill health.
Hungary's government has blinked.The announcement on September 8th by György Matolcsy, the national economy minister, that the country will aim for a 2011 budget deficit of 3 per cent of GDP is the first sign the government has given that it will not fight too many battles simultaneously.The statement followed a visit to Brussels where Mr Matolcsy received an ear-bashing from EU finance ministers.
The Navy says the ship is capable of engaging in air, surface and subsurface battles simultaneously.
Earlier this week, the 92-year-old stood before top military brass at a Pentagon ceremony as the Secretary of the Navy named the newest Arleigh Burke-class destroyer — a 509-foot long ship known as the workhorse of the fleet that can fight air, surface and underwater battles simultaneously — USS Paul Ignatius.
Ceasefires relieve this manpower shortage by reducing the number of battles the regime must fight simultaneously.
Nightmare Cooperative is no exception, a merciless turn-based roguelike that requires you to control all the members of your battle party simultaneously.
Finally, Bill Bryson's bestselling prose is poorly served in the ghastly A Walk in the Woods (eOne, 15), in which Robert Redford and Nick Nolte battle to simultaneously out-grizzle and out-twinkle each other while hiking the Appalachian Trail.
The battle began simultaneously in every quarter.
When her cousin Santos Luzardo returns to the plains in order to reclaim his land and cattle, he reluctantly faces off against Doña Barbara, and their battle becomes simultaneously one of violence and seduction.
