Sentence examples for battle to exist from inspiring English sources

The commercial realm places even less value on Hitchcockian-type imagination than the classic studios did, but the artistic realm of filmmaking now allows creators extraordinary freedom, even if it turns each new production into an uphill battle to exist.

These two choreographers and their companies, from Vietnam and the United States, combine in the new multimedia "Enemy/Territory," in which dancers battle to exist in solos and duets in a shared performance space.

But such battles seem to exist in isolation from any broader media strategy, even though Reagan's nickname "the Great Communicator" itself calls attention to how aware of spin the public had become by then.

On Monday, after a long and litigious battle, Gawker will cease to exist.

A baby, allergic to milk, including my own, and battling reflux, who seemed to exist only to cry and vomit incessantly.

"We fought many battles to even exist".

Queer people in conservative spaces are really strong for what they put up with and they're constantly fighting a battle every single day just to exist.

By the end of the first day of battle, the Ottoman 7th Division had ceased to exist and the Ottoman front line (which had previously stretched east-west from the coast) had been pushed and bent back to run north-south.

It is also a movie about the unexpected humanity that finds a way to exist even when battle lines are drawn.

Most of the third battalion of the 59th Jordis, and the first battalion of the Border Infantry Banat were captured and these units ceased to exist after this battle.

Hamas, considered a terrorist organization by Israel, the United States and the European Union, refuses to recognize Israel's right to exist and has battled Israel several times in recent years.