Sentence examples for battle waged for from inspiring English sources

The 2001 action-adventure "Enemy at the Gates" offered, from a snipers'-eye view, a dramatic retelling of the epic battle waged for Stalingrad: a Soviet and a Nazi assassin, each out to shatter his foe psychologically.

The sharp flavors in wasabi and mustard exist thanks to an evolutionary battle waged for millions of years between plants such as cabbage, horseradish, and mustard and the cabbage butterfly caterpillars that eat them.

Despite the battle waged for possession of it, the railroad had not been very profitable.

That is one reason that special interests like Big Sugar fought so long and hard against Fair Districts; a legal battle waged for years that began winding up as historic rains began filling Lake Okeechobee in dry season.

And in a huge battle waged by community groups for access to a closed-down public school largely organized by black and indigenous community members the developers won.

And look out for the wonderful battle waged between Hulot and gadgets in Tati's finest work, Mon Oncle.

As companies of various shapes and sizes jockey for position in a constantly shifting tech market, there is a subtle, yet intense battle waging for talent.

But unlike many in this business today, waging that good battle did not prevent Alex from inviting you out after the battle was waged for a steak and a drink".

I think there is still a battle being waged for the hearts and minds of the Revolutionary Guard and Basij.

And how is it different from the battle being waged for Iraq? "The shadow of this war is the Vietnam War," said Moisés Naím, the editor of Foreign Policy magazine.

I was delighted to see an Op-ed in The New York Times on Thursday, written by John Howard himself, relating his narrative of the successful battle he waged for Australian illegalization of Rambo weaponry.