Sentence examples for battles waged from inspiring English sources

Heated battles waged during the day were left at the bar door at night.

Almost as acrimonious are the battles waged over the entries on Macedonia, Danzig, the Armenian genocide, and Henry Ford.

He recognized that he had benefited from the battles waged by people like his father and Mr. James.

Scientific evidence is marshalled and dismissed, Facebook battles waged, YouTube parody videos are made, and blogwars rage endlessly.

For foes and friends, the feverish battles waged by neoconservatives over America's military engagement and defense of Israel have loomed largest and provoked the deepest passions.

In battles waged in October and November the Red Army decisively crushed the Whites and sent them fleeing pell-mell to the ports of the Black Sea.

Grappling with entropy, randomness and quantum teleportation is the price of enjoying Mr. Gleick's simple, entertaining riffs on the Oxford English Dictionary's methodology, which has yielded 30-odd spellings of "mackerel" and an enchantingly tongue-tied definition of "bada-bing" and on the cyber-battles waged via Wikipedia.

The battle waged between George Osborne, Nat Rothschild and Peter Mandelson isn't just a political one.

Edward Zwick directs this film interpretation of the superpowers' chess battle waged by Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in 1972.

Sadly, conservation is frequently seen as a losing battle, waged by well-meaning, but ultimately ineffective idealists.

The second time was less so, and as the battle waged on, you got used to it.