Sentence examples for battlefield which from inspiring English sources

For about $5, visitors could view the battlefield, which covered about six acres, from the tower.

But he taught them that martyrdom on the battlefield, which he called "pure Islam," yielded the greatest reward in paradise.

And Obama has sent troops, United States troops, to remove them from the battlefield, which means kill them.

The star performer was warfare shooter "Battlefield," which is available for PCs, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, said Eric Brown, the chief financial officer.

The battlefield, which now hosts re-enactments, community picnics and the occasional paranormal investigation, is a state historic site, though not one of the most popular ones.

He said he was skeptical about the potential of using invisibility technology on the battlefield, which reportedly has interested the U.S. military, among others.

"We won't sign an agreement unless it strengthens Israel's position," he said on the battlefield, which Clinton administration officials said he had asked to visit.

Another reason for overfishing is new technology (developed, aptly enough, for battlefields), which makes shoals easier to detect.

Waterloo was narrower than most Napoleonic battlefields, which ruled out the kind of wide flanking manoeuvre that had brought Napoleon success before.

For example, the investigation of first-world-war battlefields (which have yet to receive much attention from professional archaeologists) offers a chance to develop new approaches in which the interests of all parties are taken into account.

"In the Battlefields," which the New York Film Festival is screening tomorrow and Monday, evokes a psychological climate in which the war outside the apartment and the one inside are one and the same.