Sentence examples for fighting ground from inspiring English sources

The Army hatched a plan a decade ago for a new approach to fighting ground wars.

For hundreds of years the Low Countries of Western Europe were often referred to as a "cockpit" — that is, a fighting ground over which the greater nations strove for control.

Turkish media, citing defence officials, said the attacks were the fourth against Isis in the month since Ankara launched a war against the Kurdish separatist group, the PKK, whose ally the YPG has been fighting ground battles against Isis in northern Syria.

Both the Syrian and Iraqi governments and allied forces are also fighting ground and air campaigns against Islamic State.

The Syrian influx swelled noticeably as fighting ground down this past summer between rebels and government troops loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad, culminating in the now-confirmed use of chemical weapons on Aug. 21 in suburbs of Damascus.

But amid a worldwide outpouring of grief and outrage at the sight of Omran Daqneesh — a small, silent, solitary figure, seated bloodied and dazed in the back of an ambulance in his ravaged hometown of Aleppo — the fighting ground steadily onward, spurring even a polished veteran diplomat to rail in despair over stalled humanitarian efforts.

These figures hardly suggest that the American public is implacably opposed to fighting another ground war.

The insurgents set the war's pace, usually fighting on ground of their own choosing and then slipping away.

Paterson's decision to appropriate the word suggests that he, too, believes he has been punished for fighting his ground.

Everywhere it is fighting against ground forces backed by air power, which means that it suffers heavy casualties while opposing troops are unscathed.

Mr Obama said he would not commit "to fighting another ground war in Iraq".