Sentence examples for could not battle from inspiring English sources

And Lennon was frustrated that the Buddies could not battle back.

He couldn't battle his genetic makeup: he had the genes of Catherine and Peter.

Crutchlow told BBC Sport: "I couldn't battle, I couldn't challenge, I had no power in my arm and I had no grip on the bike.

Such lawsuits allow individuals – all of whom have suffered some harm – to join together to take on powerful institutions they could not afford to battle alone.

For all their political reliability, he realised, cronies could not win battles the way that generals could.

Though cameras could not yet capture battle action, pictures of destroyed enemy ships and dead enemy soldiers sang loud enough of war and victory.

Fed by intelligence from the Soviet Union the North Koreans were aware the UN forces were building up along the Pusan Perimeter and that it must conduct an offensive soon or it could not win the battle.

Ogogo was valiant but could not recover enough to battle back into contention.

They grabbed fire extinguishers and knocked down the front door but could not even begin to battle the blaze.

In the end, she said, she couldn't afford to battle hunger on her own.

As Debs brooded on these events, he concluded that, although industry-wide unions were vital, they could not win their battles for economic and social justice while giant corporations dominated the government.