Sentence examples for issue a battle from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Coors's site opened an online discussion forum, Mr. Brooks took the opportunity to issue a battle cry.

But the left and right all-season tires could be lobbing hand grenades at one another and the numb rack-and-pinion steering would never issue a battle report.

Callaghan did not issue a battle plan to his ship commanders.

As Ronald Reagan issued a battle cry against Communist "enemies of freedom," he pledged in his first inaugural that America would "be the exemplar of freedom and a beacon of hope" to oppressed populations around the world.

Adan Hashi Ayro, a ruthless jihadist commander linked to al-Qaeda, recently issued a battle-cry for Islamists to attack the Ugandans in Mogadishu.

Lucious releases a rap by his surrogate daughter Freda, which causes Hakeem to issue a rap-battle challenge; Cookie's posh sister visits; Jamal tries to land a big sponsorship deal; and Anika receives life-altering news.

About the same time that the general's order was issued, a crucial battle of the Iraqi war was unfolding.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Saturday February 18 2006 When the Japanese government issued a national battle cry against soaring global energy prices this winter, no one heeded the call more than Kamiita, a farming town in the misty mountains of western Japan.

Such "reckoning" events could be a merger (such as the Dole Food example, where brokerage statements showed 33% more shares outstanding than were legally issued), a contested proxy battle (where the true winner in any contest whose vote is closer than 55-45% is unverifiable, according to a prominent Delaware judge), or a pension plan settlement—or, in the case of bitcoin, a hard fork.

Everyone connected to the issue expects a battle.

The bills have many heavyweight supporters in the entertainment industries, which has characterised the issue as a battle between Hollywood and Silicon Valley.