Sentence examples for battles day from inspiring English sources

When Josh, Ali and Sarah bicker it's in the manner of grown-up siblings who have fought these battles day after day for years.

If there is a secret to Mr. Hanley's longevity as commissioner, it is that he knows how to serve his boss while managing not to totally anger and alienate the union leaders he battles day after day.

That is largely because of how they pick their battles: Sunday-morning talking points; what word the President used; demands for more documents without, it would seem, the willingness to actually read what they say.

It seems that Rick Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania who faces tough Republican primary battles Tuesday in Michigan and Arizona, shared some of President Obama's higher-education goals  — at least in 2006.

If their pupils duplicate some of those battles Monday night, it will speak well for the sport's "second line".

It has, like the original, 37 sails, with 31 set as on the battle day for a light wind.

"I have battled day in and day out to make sure this government governs from the centre ground, through unbelievably difficult circumstances.

We wanted to get some players who had the type of makeup where they would continue to battle day in and day out if we had trouble again".

I had to battle, day and night, to get even this modest recall measure agreed in the Queen's speech against Conservative party resistance.

All strata of Kabuli life — male Kabuli life, that is — were well represented: schoolchildren were fighting ministerial officials, doctors were battling day laborers.

Soldiers and protesters continued battling Saturday.