Sentence examples for battle to start from inspiring English sources

Mary Mazzio, a filmmaker who documented the stories of several vendors struggling to make a go of it, as well as the political battle to start the Green Cart program in a film titled The Apple Pushers, noted that "seeing these first-time entrepreneurs slowly begin realizing a vision for a better life through the mechanism of a push cart" struck her as a story that "crossed the generations".

Wait for the battle to start.

Cipriani, who returned to England earlier this year after a spell in Australia with Melbourne Rebels, and Nick Macleod have been battling to start at fly-half for the Sharks in the early weeks of the season, with both starting three Premiership games.

She weathered two breakdowns, and thought of emigrating to Palestine, but felt "too battle weary" to start again elsewhere, and she had been a beggar and a refugee long enough.

But sometimes the best way to win a battle is to start with a good song.

Carter battled injuries to start the season, but once he got healthy, his name too came up in trade speculation when Quebec's RDS network reported Carter had demanded a trade from Columbus.

It's been a long, uphill battle to completely start over in a new country.

Lewis got locked into a battle with Lance Berkman to start the bottom of the second.

But a much fiercer battle is due to start on Sunday when King Arthur Pendragon, druid and environmental campaigner, faces eviction from a lane near the site.

UN peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous told the Security Council that UN observers in Aleppo were seeing "a considerable build-up of military means, where we have reason to believe that the main battle is about to start".

As the battle is about to start, Prince Andrei, one of the main characters, thinks that the approaching "day [will] be his Toulon, or his Arcola," references to Napoleon's early victories.