Sentence examples for communicate battle from inspiring English sources

After that, the player can communicate, battle, trade, etc., with games other than FireRed or LeafGreen.

In responding to this post, I did something that I needed to do but couldn't previously determine a way to communicate my battle with depression.

Jackson, who neither communicated his battle plans to Garnett nor visited the firing line, later placed Garnett under arrest for "neglect of duty".

This is a battle to communicate your point of view to the public".

Frank Lindh, who is himself an attorney, tried to send word about Brosnahan to his son in a letter he entrusted to the Red Cross, whose mandate is to communicate with soldiers across battle lines.

Wallace's inquiry centered on Garner's "A Dictionary of Modern American Usage," a new entry in the ongoing national battle to communicate without seeming like a fool, a yokel, or a toff.

They both communicate a type of battle through the finesse of an almost theatric set of skills.

Significant time was spent constructing a notional army, the First United States Army Group, to threaten Pas de Calais, as well as political and visual deceptions to communicate a fictional Allied battle plan.

CNN also aired a segment on it a few days ago, where the cable news serviced interviewed founder Tom Katis about how the app came out of his experiences as a special forces communication specialist in Afghanistan — he needed a better way to help people communicate in the heat of battle.

"Getting the product right is half the battle; communicating to non-users that it's a useful, live service is the other half," Pachter added.

Mikawa communicated the following battle plan to his warships: "On the rush-in we will go from S. (south) of Savo Island and torpedo the enemy main force in front of Guadalcanal anchorage; after which we will turn toward the Tulagi forward area to shell and torpedo the enemy.