Sentence examples for frequent battle from inspiring English sources

Chief among them was the utter exhaustion of the German soldiery of the right wing, some of whom had marched more than 150 miles (240 kilometres) under conditions of frequent battle.

I was raised Mormon, so my psychological, sexual landscape has definitely been impacted by the sexual repression in that culture leaving me to to frequent battle with the Morality Police, priggish Jacques and Ferrar, that live inside my head.

The university also became host to frequent battles between left- and right-wing students.

And many officials say that he has established a reputation for frequent battles with others in the Republican Party.

He fought frequent battles with alcoholism and later severe manic depression that landed him in mental hospitals more than once.

Even though he was a commanding leader in the Republican Party, Mr. DiCarlo remains a divisive figure in Brooklyn politics, known for frequent battles with other Republicans.

There are frequent battles over zoning and density and development, and very few opportunities to share each other's largely private, very religious and often ritualized cultures.

Much of this book is devoted to the frequent battles within the United States government over the conduct of the secret wars.

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He picked up his first instrument – the cornet – during a year of compulsory military service, but the following year (1990), his 16-year-old brother was killed in one of Belford Roxo's frequent battles between police and favela drug gangs.

Despite their frequent battles on air, Shepherd revealed that she and Hasselbeck were close friends off set.