Sentence examples for battleground it from inspiring English sources

The next great First Amendment battleground, it turns out, is on the back of your car.

Fuller responds, "A film is like a battleground: it has love, hate, action, violence, death — in one word, emotions".

Now gay couples are able to marry and are protected from discrimination, is parliament still the key battleground it once was?

"It is going to become a battleground, it has become a battleground now, and that is why the government has failed to begin charter renewal.

If Assad has used gas on the battleground, it seems likely that he has done so much as he has deployed his previous weapons: in a carefully gauged, gradualist escalation, hoping to engineer an impasse of such dire consequence that he must be negotiated with.

Up in Erie County, and many other parts of the upstate battleground, it is improving the economy, not banishing soft money that voters want to hear about, said James E. Campbell, a professor of political science at the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Glasgow East's potential to deliver a wounding blow to Labour came from Lord Ashcroft's recent polling of key battlegrounds: it predicted a 25.5% swing to the SNP, the greatest margin for the SNP of any Glasgow seat found by his surveys.

And Missouri was so close that it remains the battleground state it has been all along.

On Tuesday, the streaming-video site Hulu introduces "Battleground," which it's calling its first original scripted series.

The campaign has then drawn up a broader list of battlegrounds where it believes it can be competitive, including Georgia, Illinois, Missouri and Tennessee.

"Long Island is a battleground and it is bad news for Rick Lazio because it shouldn't be for a native son," said Judith Hope, the state Democratic chairwoman and a resident of East Hampton.