Sentence examples for become battle from inspiring English sources

Libraries and art galleries become battle arenas.

Here is a writer who has captured the paradoxes of modern marriage, in which both partners' desire to experience intimacy and solitude at different times can become battle lines.

Both sides also deliberately aggravated their differences by reviving all the disputed points of theology and ritual that had become battle cries during the Photian Schism in the 9th century.

They try their best to become battle bots to fight in the Lunar League of Robotic Sports (which so far is really exciting), until they realize that they may have bitten off more than they can chew.

Since school started this week, our mornings have become battle zones.

6.  Defining the world as a global battlefield: In fortress America, all realms have by now become battle spheres.

"Khao Chon Kai" is set in an army boot-camp, where, amid much hilarity, young male recruits become battle-ready soldiers.

Over the years, however, Edinburgh's blue-rinse brigade has become battle-hardened; it greeted Hanover State Opera's Il Trovatore with a semi-standing ovation, as if to show how hip (if not hip-replaced) its members are.

And while the Kiwis have been racing their yachts against each other for the last six months, Alinghi's crew has become battle-hardened in the challenger series, winning 25 of 28 races.

The Burmese military brought in units to Rangoon from distant parts of the country, where they had become battle-hardened in the longstanding fight against ethnic insurgencies; there were reports that some soldiers had been given drugs before being sent into the streets of the capital.

European and South American audiences have become battle-hardened to diving.