Sentence examples for battle with something from inspiring English sources
If Mr. Bush accepts, Mr. Gore leaves the field of battle with something to show for his high-powered litigation.
For a while, she resists the advances of the little Spanish painter, and even once they've slept together, she remains ambivalent, uncommitted, her powerful attraction to him frequently having to do battle with something close to repulsion.
There are lots of awesome fighter fiction girls out there (most recently Tris in Veronica Roth's Divergent) but the one strong female character I'd like to end with doesn't have to battle her way through monsters, or demons with magic and weapons; she has to battle with something much more real and common and threatening: cancer.
There must also be the possibility of appearances on The One Show, Loose Women and The Wright Stuff, romantic links with a Pussycat Doll in the Sun's Bizarre column, and the obligatory picture of one or both staggering out of Boujis after a losing battle with something abv-related.
Recounting a lifetime of football-related injuries is nearly impossible, because, as he put it: "You're always kind of battling with something".
They all make good boots these days and half the custom battle is starting with something closer to perfect that requires less adjustment.
But there's not much to the app, really – it seems it was created more so to be a pawn in the EFF's battle with Apple than something that thoughtfully addresses the needs of mobile users.
Seriously, get Zeid in a rap battle with Skepta, or something.
But his filmmaking career was sidelined when he suffered through his own battle with bone cancer—something that led to complications which meant part of his leg had to be removed and replace with metal, an ordeal he even made a short film about.
The battle to replace him with something that can make life better in Libya is really beginning.
On the October 15 show, Daily battled pop singer Sam Cerniglia with "Something To Talk About" and emerged victorious.
