Sentence examples for frenetic battle from inspiring English sources
Rupert Murdoch's bold attempt to create one of the world's largest TV production businesses is the latest offensive in an increasingly frenetic battle of the media giants to control the hearts, and pockets, of viewers.
They marked a new phase in the government's almost frenetic battle to shape public opinion against a group that has refused to wither away since it was banned in July 1999 as an "evil cult" and many of its domestic organizers were arrested.
Zack carries a handful of weapons and magical powers to help him during the game's frenetic battles.
At Silverstone they not only had the reliability to do so but, after frenetic battling with Audi during the first hour, proved their drivers are more than happy to make a fight of it.
Fans will have a whole new set of scenes to engage in frenetic battles, jumping in and out of tanks, leaping from a precipice to rain down fire from above or grabbing special items that offer temporary bonuses like near invisibility.
Game Revolution complimented the game's merge with the Lord of the Rings universe, observing that the franchise's mythology and the game's frenetic battles came together in a very satisfying bundle.
Behind the leading two teams, Williams were comfortably best of the rest, ahead of a frenetic midfield battle between the Lotus, Sauber and Toro Rosso teams.
He referred both to the patriotic oratory of Shakespeare's "Henry V" and to the frenetic rhythms of battle in a Nintendo game.
Martin's first move into pilot safety came in December 1940 when Fighter Command asked him to develop a jettisonable canopy for the Supermarine Spitfire, which was prone to jamming during the frenetic dogfights of the Battle of Britain.
The battle is more frenetic than any since the Siege of Antioch.
As the title suggests, the movie deals only with the "during" phase of the attacks, which Bay renders with his trademark onslaught of frenetic, choppily edited action, pounding battle drums and militaristic machismo.
