Sentence examples for hidden battle from inspiring English sources

The player can locate hidden battle upgrades in the game's overworld, which promotes one partner character to a new rank at a time.

His detention has shocked Moscow's political class and is seen by many observers as part of a largely hidden battle between Kremlin factions, which could now spill out into the open.

Those taking part include Raj Patel, author of "Stuffed and Starved: The Hidden Battle for the World Food System"; Molly Jahn, a scholar and former deputy and acting under secretary of research, education and economics at the United States Department of Agriculture; and Marcus Samuelsson, the celebrity chef and owner of Red Rooster restaurant in Harlem.

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Nobody knows for sure what causes them, but to me they represent the side effects of a hidden battle for control in the brain that happens each night on the cusp between wakefulness and dreams.

They just erase the hidden battle scars.

He hardly resembles Lt. Harry Flashman, a duplicitous poltroon who hides during battle and contrives to claim others' glories.

Ranging across the globe and across history, from the Tet Offensive in Vietnam to Sangin in southern Afghanistan, he arrived at the nut of his sermon: Don't stand by when other Marines are doing something wrong, whether it be urinating on a body or driving while drunk or hiding during battle.

The piece reveals how, after the government's raze-and-rebuild ethos demolished as much as 80% of the city's architectural heritage, Beirut is finally finished hiding its battle wounds and is working to preserve what's left in a city where the past has been erased.

His gunmetal hide battle-torn, he stared at me with wide flat eyes as if I'd just challenged him to a ruck on the seabed.

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