Sentence examples for battle the enemy from inspiring English sources

In the first battle, the enemy was right in front of my eyes.

Once I was a humble soldier like the rest of you, down in the trenches, wondering when my commander would supply the advanced weapons I needed to battle the enemy hordes.

A country's military, the court said, has the right not only to battle the enemy but also "to seize and subject to military discipline" enemies who violate principles of warfare, such as by attacks on civilians.

Before the war, our press and all our political-educational work was characterised by its bragging tone: When an enemy violates the holy Soviet soil, then for every blow of the enemy we will answer with three, and we will battle the enemy on his soil and we will win without much harm to ourselves.

In this warfare we win battles, but with every new battle the enemy gets stronger.

Its plot was derived from village scenes in the film, where players can choose their squad from the cast, set up defences and battle the enemy.

This while the opposition had been battling the enemy within – a virulent, al-Qaida-inspired group, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (Isis), which has tried to turn the fight to oust Assad into a push to re-establish a caliphate.

As the Axis forces commenced a major aerial assault on Malta later that month, the Allied fighter pilots on the island were forced to "contend with fatigue and inadequate rations while battling the enemy's superior forces".

On the battle screen, the enemy appears on the opposite side of the characters; each battle uses the familiar Active Time Battle system that was first featured in Final Fantasy IV.

Upon starting the engagement, the attacker has to fight their way through the castle's defences, winning the battle once the enemy units have been defeated.

In the early battles, some Confederate units that wore dark blue uniforms were often mistaken on the field of battle for the enemy.