Sentence examples for campaigns fought from inspiring English sources
They also exaggerate the significance of the formal "campaigns" fought out immediately before them.
Sikh Wars, (1845 46; 1848–49), two campaigns fought between the Sikhs and the British.
I look at the campaigns fought against restrictive US legislation Sopa and the Acta treaty that worked within the law.
Strange Blooms traces his ascent from humble background to royal gardener, following him from Hatfield to Russia, Algiers and France, in the course of which he joined military campaigns, fought pirates and collected a vast number of curiosities.
The best-known incidents of these long and wearisome wars were the occasional set-piece campaigns fought by the armies of the kings, punctuated by great battles from Dunbar (1296) to Flodden (1513).
It was a useful reminder that in the space of half a century South Africa has moved from whites-only election campaigns fought and won on the slogan "put the Kaffir in his place" to discontent at the performance of its third black president, Jacob Zuma.
The Clinton campaign fought back.
But what about the Chattanooga campaign, fought in the fall of 1863?
His campaign fought with ABC for equal time "because it's a lie," he said.
This concession, introduced in 1999, was itself the result of a long campaign fought by SBS.
"The model is the successful campaign fought by the Irish," says Lucila.
