Sentence examples for battleground all from inspiring English sources

Twitter, for fantasy fiends, is an echo chamber and battleground, all at once.

The Eighth District around Orlando has been an obvious battleground all year.

With the cost of rail fares becoming a pre-election battleground, all parties had pledged to stop prices rising.

"Upstate has been the battleground all along: Lazio just came to the war late," said Lee M. Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion in Poughkeepsie.

He doesn't care whether his coffee is caffeinated -- "decaf or real coffee, either one," he told an aide on Monday in Dearborn as he prepared for yet another round of satellite interviews with TV stations in Florida, West Virginia, Tennessee, Iowa and Maine, down-to-the-wire battlegrounds all.

"What they did in Florida in 2000," John Kerry warned the Congressional black caucus, "they may be planning to do in battleground states all across this country this year".

And, whisper it, but I don't even think his ideas are that radical!" Obviously the huge battleground, despite all these gains and every fresh poll, is middle England.

Housing is a key election battleground, with all the major parties promising hundreds of thousands of new homes to address what campaigners say is a chronic shortage.

London was by far the biggest battleground, with all-out elections across the city.

But this land of big houses, well-off whites and, nowadays, political yard signs resembles suburban battlegrounds all over the country.

The Cold War had battlegrounds all over the world, and it was a hot enough war in some of them, but in the main battleground, Western Europe, it was a war for hearts and minds — an idea war, an image war, a propaganda war.