Sentence examples for drawn out battle from inspiring English sources

Nancy Pelosi, the house speaker, today called on Democrats to unite around a candidate well before the party's convention, in a further rebuff to Hillary Clinton's strategy of a long drawn out battle for the nomination.

Often they say, "I don't want a nasty, drawn out battle like my parents had.

Once you start the fight, you need to be prepared for a long, drawn out battle against these weeds.

And you thought health care reform was a drawn-out battle.

No one expected it to become such a drawn-out battle.

His campaign lacks the resources to fight a drawn-out battle for the nomination.

The main reason for her victory Wednesday, Cibulkova said, was her expectation that it would be a drawn-out battle.

The union, expecting another drawn-out battle, presumably reasoned that if the opening offer was this good, another week of haggling would bring huge payoffs.

With the Texan in the race, Romney is looking at a long drawn-out battle for the nomination, rather than a swift and easy coronation.

Meanwhile, on television, former United States presidents and others for and against the reunion appeared on Sunday news programs to talk about the drawn-out battle.

The United States Supreme Court could decide within weeks whether to take up a drawn-out battle between the Argentine government and creditors seeking repayment on bonds that Argentina defaulted on over 10 years ago.