Sentence examples for gigantic struggle from inspiring English sources

This was the beginning of the last phase of the gigantic struggle between the papacy and the empire; it ended with the death of the Emperor and the downfall of his house.

Historical writing in Rome did not begin until the late 3rd century bce, when Rome had already completed its conquest of Italy, established itself as a major power of the ancient world, and become involved in a gigantic struggle with Carthage for control of the western Mediterranean.

There were two competing ideologies (capitalism and communism), and we were in a gigantic struggle to save "the free world".

How does the man at the fulcrum of a highly personalised system, a system he controls manually, leave office without triggering a gigantic power struggle?

Its most prominent cricketers stare down on mere mortals from gigantic billboards while many Indians would struggle to name their football captain, Sunil Chhetri.

Crowds of choristers and dancers struggle to fill the gigantic Felsenreitschule stage (there is also a crashed carriage, a dead horse and much more clutter), miming sexual acts in "Cabaret" attire.

"These concerts were a gigantic step forward in the enduring struggle".

Other highlights include the gigantic Bull and Condor, symbolising the struggles between Spain and South America, and La Ternura, a tender embrace of a mother and child.

Summon a gigantic toad when in battle!

Although his own gigantic renown increased the difficulty of the struggle, since he could produce nothing which exceeded the public estimates of his genius; yet he advanced to the honourable contest again, and again, almost always with complete triumph.

Let's be clear: the economy is struggling, and that's a gigantic problem for Mr. Obama.