Sentence examples for harsh battle from inspiring English sources
Egypt has historically fought a harsh battle against religious extremism.
"We are in the midst of a harsh battle," he said.
As I said earlier, we are in the midst of a harsh battle, which dictates we all stand united, together, and put aside all differences, complaints or criticism".
Mr. Möllemann, a strident critic of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, set off a harsh battle of words last month with a comment suggesting that Mr. Sharon and a prominent German Jew, Michael Friedman, could provoke anti-Semitism.
A growing number of prominent Republicans say they feel deeply uncomfortable with the harsh battle of words pitting President Clinton against the National Rifle Association, and, as a result, have begun urging passage of long-stalled gun control legislation in Congress this year.
In Washington DC, our President Donald J. Trump faces a long harsh battle to avoid the ever growing calls from American citizens to have him impeached from office.
Eric Saul, a historian who helped organize the event, explained to us that the 522nd was part of the legendary 442nd(Go For Broke) Regimental Combat Team, the most decorated regiment in the history of the American military and the one with the highest casualties: it received an average of 3 medals per man and spearheaded some of the war's harshest battles.
Further into the chapter, High describes that a fierce battle will erupt between these forces and the Æsir, and that during this, Surtr and Freyr will engage in battle "and there will be a harsh conflict before Freyr falls".
Rickie Lambert had a second-half header cleared off the line and Salomón Rondón hit the crossbar in extra-time, but defeat was harsh on battling Vale.
For 38 years the body of the artist Mark Rothko has rested in an unassuming cemetery on the North Fork of Long Island, a quiet reminder of both the Abstract Expressionist legacy and one of the harshest legal battles ever to rock the art world.
A tour through these five states this week, when millions of people were well into the thick of early voting, found a big land pulsing with the harsh intimacy of battle in the campaign's closing days.
