Sentence examples for battleground with from inspiring English sources
The Low Countries were the major battleground, with secondary theatres in Italy and Spain.
Paralleling an inner battleground with an outer one is a high-risk strategy.
Traditionally, the downstate suburbs have been a political battleground, with a Republican leaning.
London was by far the biggest battleground, with all-out elections across the city.
Slowly but surely the female body has been turned into a battleground, with very little territory left to claim.
For the U.S. market, seaweed snacks may prove to be the point of entry — and the first battleground with kale.
Contenders tended to choose their battlegrounds with care; no one else wanted to travel to Oregon for this event.
Later fabrications were both more sophisticated and more outlandish, populating drawing rooms and battlegrounds with people who had never been there.
Synthetic sports fields have become battlegrounds, with New York City's parks and health departments on one side and some elected officials and activists on the other.
Despite the cuts, Dundee will be one of the most fiercely contested election battlegrounds, with the Scottish National party, which runs Scotland's minority government, hoping to wrest control of the city from Labour.
There are also a number of more traditional Labour-Conservative battlegrounds with large pools of potential Green sympathisers, particularly in the wealthier parts of London and along the south coast, including Battersea, Hendon, Brighton Kemptown and Hove.
