Sentence examples for horrible battle from inspiring English sources

But in 2007 Rabinovitch died after a horrible battle with breast cancer: an illness she wrote about with great spirit and humour in the Guardian.

It is a shame that the thugs among Coritiba's fans decided to vent their frustration over relegation by trashing the club's stadium in a horrible battle with the police.

In 2009 I nearly lost a horrible battle with suicidal depression, and in 2010 I was trying to heal myself.

The battle was reported in the Annals of Ulster: A great, lamentable and horrible battle was cruelly fought between the Saxons and the Northmen, in which several thousands of Northmen, who are uncounted, fell, but their king Amlaib [Olaf], escaped with a few followers.

"You have no idea of the horrible battles I've fought for years to get a small bit of hope established again".

The only things that exist are those Diva Nights, horrible battles of who's loudest Tina, Cher, Celine.

"This has just been a horrible political battle," Mr. Rowe said.

When she was 10 years old she went through that horrible custody battle and she realized at that age that she needed to take care of herself because nobody else was here to do that.

You might have endured horrible court battles that wounded you and your children.

In a combat that was reenacted in a yearly equestrian ritual, Tishtrya and Apausha, assuming the forms of a white stallion and a horse of horrible description, respectively, battle along the shores of the Varu-Karta sea.

Torn by "the questionable morality of war," he turned for advice to Father Clark Kennedy, a priest in New Haven, who, as a chaplain in the First World War, had witnessed horrible scenes of battle.