Sentence examples for exchanged battle from inspiring English sources

The British suffragettes, who often exchanged battle tactics with their American cousins, were led by clever middle-class women such as Christabel Pankhurst (1880-1958), who gained a first-class law degree, but was barred from practising in all-male courts.

Yet like soldiers exchanging battle stories, members of the overnight crew thrill at the obstacles they have overcome, the odds they have beaten while the rest of the airport is sleeping "There's closure when the plane is buttoned up and takes off," Mr. Patterson explains.

That has made clearers hot properties, with exchanges battling to grab control of LCH.Clearnet, a European house.

They exchanged blood and battle for suburbia and corporate campuses.

Shots were exchanged and a pitched battle ensued.

First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte reached a similar conclusion, and when Decrés was exchanged soon after the battle he was presented with armes d'honneur, later converted to membership of the Légion d'honneur.

More volleys were exchanged Tuesday in the battle for control of media company Viacom Inc. as a representative of Shari Redstone denounced statements made this week by Viacom's lead independent board member.

We would exchange our dusty battle uniforms for my blue suit and their black dress uniforms, and the locale wouldn't be a war-torn neighborhood on the other side of the world, but rather the White House.

Already the first few volleys in this battle have been exchanged.

For much of the race it looked as if there were two competitions: one involving Vettel, who had been leading by nearly 30 seconds at one point, and the other involving the other 21 cars, most of which exchanged positions in small, tight battles throughout the race.

During two critical weeks last September they held closed door meetings, exchanged e-mail messages and battled among themselves to produce a dossier of intelligence information that would alert people to the threat they believed was posed by Iraq's unconventional weapons.