Sentence examples for having to battle from inspiring English sources

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The prospect of being "slimed" — and having to battle through a chemical attack — dominated every part of our planning.

Merchants in and around the site are quivering at the prospect of having to battle Wal-Mart.

Doing so might give you something in common and make an interaction easier without having to battle the DJ over the volume just to have a conversation.

To cap it all, for much of his term Mr Lugo was debilitated by having to battle lymphatic cancer.He had survived intermittent talk of a military coup.

"But in New Hampshire, this can keep coming up every legislative session, so we're obviously concerned about having to battle this again and again".

The film also shows al-Faqih being put under pressure, suddenly getting her caseload reduced for what appear to be political reasons and having to battle institutional bias.

But after six months of being homeless, there is one thought that frightens even him: having to battle a winter living on the streets.

Its "creative mode" puts the emphasis on building, while its "survival mode" sees players having to battle monsters which come out at night.

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"You have to battle through it.

"We have to battle through this".

You have to battle.

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