Sentence examples for furious battle from inspiring English sources

He takes the same tack in describing -- no, reliving -- a furious battle in Vietnam that killed 61 soldiers.

The situation carries disappointments for both parties, which are locked in furious battle, because power is so closely divided.

Labour's grandees were locked in a furious battle of words yesterday as they took opposing sides over which of the Miliband brothers should be the party's next leader.

In 2007 he will wage a furious battle for the burgeoning Chinese search market against the local leader, Baidu, and Google.

Early on in the furious battle over the Keystone XL pipeline, a new slogan began to appear at rallies: "Keystone XL = Game Over for Climate".

Behind the front two, a furious battle raged between Yamaha's Lorenzo and Rossi, the pair clashing repeatedly and their bikes scraping against each other with two laps left.

If this year's election is close, there are likely to be furious battles over how these rules were applied.

Furious battles broke out today on Capitol Hill among health care lobbyists vying for a limited amount of new Medicare money.

In effect, Besson, for all his mighty exertion to realize multidimensional plunges and miraculous transformations, exotic creatures and furious battles, seems merely to be illustrating to find correlates for a story that are merely sufficient to realize it.

But the most furious battles have taken place close to home.

Mr Levitt is currently embroiled in furious battles with Wall Street's most powerful companies and with the world's biggest accounting firms.