Sentence examples for battles work from inspiring English sources
She was a special trials prosecutor in Los Angeles, and for all the difficulties of that job – the incredibly long hours, the bloody court battles, work on the most complex cases – she intended to stay there for ever.
The game's first big update changed a variety of things about the app, including adding the ability to alter your trainer's appearance, tweaking the dynamics of curveballs, and changing part of the way gym battles work and improving the way users transfer unwanted Pokémon to professor Willow.
This won't come as much of a surprise if you've played Episode Duscae, the short extract of the game that was released alongside Final Fantasy Type 0 HD in 2015, but until now, not much video footage has shown how the game's battles work when they take on the intricacies of high-tier Final Fantasy combat.
The lawsuit is the latest in a series of legal battles working their way through the courts to challenge restrictions to the constitutional right to an abortion enshrined by the supreme court's Roe v Wade decision in 1973.
They are fighting the hard battles, working to solve issues in the health, mobility, loans, security, and political sectors (to name a few) with teams of seasoned entrepreneurs, academics and experts pushing them forward from the capital front.
After a long-raging, highly politicized battle, work crews are currently dismantling those encampments.
If you do find yourself facing an unexpected legal battle, work with a professional to find a payment solution that avoids up-front costs.
Twenty minutes were removed, not including end credits, though producer Jerry Bruckheimer maintained that the long running time was needed to make the final battle work in terms of build-up.
Although the air was apparently cleared post race, Vettel recognises there may be an occasion when an on-track battle works to his advantage.
Mr. Battle worked in the insurance business in Birmingham and then as a government relations representative and legislative consultant in Washington.
Owen Smith, who now faces Jeremy Corbyn in the Labour leadership battle, worked as a lobbyist in the pharmaceutical industry for five years before becoming the MP for Pontypridd in 2010.
