Sentence examples for battles were more from inspiring English sources

Jones's battles were more often with his rebellious body.

Porter's magnificent account of Scotland's feuding factions makes that clear – even if the battles were more to control monarchs, especially in a country that crowned several before their second birthdays, than to replace them.

But those battles were more isolated, typically confined to just a few blocks around symbols of government power, like the Interior Ministry headquarters in Cairo or the headquarters of the provincial government in Suez.

This means that custody battles are more protracted.

In recent years, though, American museum directors have come to fear that this safeguard has eroded, and that foreign museums, dreading entanglement in costly ownership battles, are more hesitant to make loans.

But superdelegates, sensitive to the implications of internecine battles, are more likely to try to transcend emotions to find a reasonable outcome that enhances the party's chances of winning an election.

Jonathan Berry's direction deftly incorporated simultaneous complex interactions, proving no battles are more captivating -- and potentially destructive -- than those within.

If I'm resistant to these things, it's because the political battles are more interesting, compelling, and informative as you approach them at a granular level.

Many of the Gym Leader battles are more difficult in Emerald as well.

The battle is more frenetic than any since the Siege of Antioch.

The second day of the battle was more chaotic.