Sentence examples for battle to study from inspiring English sources

She wouldn't let him leave home but he finally won the long battle to study at Oxford.

After nearly three decades of battling to study and save some of the planet's most iconic species, there are not many "wins" I can hang my hat on.

FOR generations of Scottish children, a school trip to study the Battle of Bannockburn a medieval clash which saw Robert the Bruce and his hardy spearmen rout a much larger force of English knights—has served as a milestone in their patriotic education.

He likens it to warfare: "In battle, for example, you have to study the terrain, you have to study your enemy, the weapons they're using…It's exactly the same thing.

American shipwreck hunter David Mearns first learned of the battle in 1996, and began to study it as a prelude to a search for the ships in 2001.

The posturing, which included the Republicans now-clichéd battle cry of "More time to study this important legislation" was not enough to keep GOP senators who either can still think, or who represent states where their defense votes are highly scrutinized, in lockstep.

Teams from around the country met at Cardiff Crown Court where they were given cases to study and then battle out in the court rooms.

The researchers slogged into the heat of battle to conduct the study: summer weekends in Athens, Ga., a bustling college town with more than 100 pubs and restaurants.

A Case Study About a Fierce Battle to Pass a Major U.S. Energy Bill".

"They often know more about the battle, they study it and work at it much harder than the guy who was there.

He based it on extensive research, including speaking with veterans of the battle and studying witness accounts.