Sentence examples for be in battle from inspiring English sources
Mr. Abayat, who spent more than five weeks in a standoff against Israeli guns, could soon be in battle again.
Bill Ochs New York, Feb. 6, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Darkness and Light" (column, Feb. 6): Maureen Dowd perfectly captures the destructive pathology of the Clintons, who seem almost gleeful that they will be in battle with the Republican attack machine throughout a Clinton presidency.
The body is not supposed to be in battle anymore.
Goodliffe is in battle with his past and future selves.
"When you are in battle you don't have time for a discussion.
They've been in battle, and boy, the education means something.
His men were in battle gear, his snipers peered down from windows.
Can photographs bring the full reality of war to those who have never been in battle?
It's just the way people describe being in battle: Everything is clear.
But if you're in battle, that is probably the least of your worries.
"China hasn't been in battle in ages," Investment Hunger 8899 noted.
