Sentence examples for fought a campaign from inspiring English sources

First, the Conservatives fought a campaign against "Europe," and they suffered a disastrous defeat.

I'm glad to have fought a campaign over the summer that's focussed relentlessly on London's future.

They crossed together to Britain and fought a campaign in the north before Constantius's death at Eboracum (modern York) in 306.

"And no matter how hard fought a campaign is that at the end of the campaign, that the loser concedes to the winner".

He lost one prominent endorsement after another and fought a campaign that some voters believed was too negative and that other voters believed lacked passion.

'The more grown-up view is that we fought a campaign against the Iraq war which failed the day the war started.

"I don't believe [Purnell] has ever had to fight a campaign in a marginal constituency.

It was only in 1760 that Aḥmad Shah returned to fight a campaign in northern India, which culminated in his defeat of the Marathas at Panipat in January 1761.

This leaves Le Pen a wide margin in which to go for Fillon's jugular as she fights a campaign centred on "the people versus the elite".

The attack seemed to underscore the continued vulnerability of Pakistan's security forces, as they continue to fight a campaign against the Taliban.

Third, in the summer of 1942 he allowed himself to be persuaded by Churchill – against the strong wishes of the US chiefs of staff – that a US army should land in French North Africa and fight a campaign in the Mediterranean.