Sentence examples for battle to learn from inspiring English sources

Even with the legislation in place, it has been a long battle to learn that his chauffeur-driven lift up the road left the taxpayer £172 worse off.

But from one point of view, Israel was using the Gaza battle to learn the capabilities of Hamas and Islamic Jihad — the group that has the closest ties to Iran — as well as to disrupt those links.

Continued on Monday: Martine Wright describes her battle to learn to walk on prosthetic legs, her fight to be given adequate financial compensation for her injuries, and her desire to use her horrific experience as a July 7 bombings victim to help other young people in the same situation.

In the films, Bourne is a programmed C.I.A. operative battling to learn his real identity.

Once again the player has a new battle system to learn, including the use of dual dark and light modes that change certain aspects of the Masari forces' abilities.

Training can turn into a late-quagmire fetish: the idea that local forces who engaged in intractable battles just need to learn how to fight properly can be a trap.

It is not surprising, given the complexity of the instruments at the heart of this credit crisis, that it will require court battles for us to learn how so many of these loans could have gone so bad.

If something has little or no importance to you, you're already fighting an uphill battle when you attempt to learn it.

In Our Backyard documents U.S. human trafficking, and is a battle call to Christians to learn the signs of trafficking in our midst, and how to be a part of the solution.

Benitez feels his position at the club is being seriously undermined by the increasingly public battles and was distressed to learn, via emailed statements issued by the club's owner Tom Hicks on Saturday, that the chief executive, Rick Parry, was present at a meeting in California before Christmas at which Hicks and his co-owner George Gillett approached Jürgen Klinsmann about taking his job.

He asked Russell if he'd like to learn to battle on a board.