Sentence examples for it is locking horns from inspiring English sources

It is locking horns with major companies like Walmart and I.B.M.

The company is lavishing resources on entertainment, cloud computing and digital payments, where it is locking horns with arch rival Alibaba to grab customers and fight for market share.

The conservative Latino group Somos Republicanos has lashed out at Romney for his immigration stances, and is locking horns with Colorado Hispanic Republicans over a fight in that state on whether to allow in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants.

Three hundred IT security professionals from across Europe are locking horns in a simulated cyber war exercise taking place today which — if it were a real attack — would be capable of disrupting services for millions of Europeans.

It isn't long before he's locking horns again with his youthful nemesis, Roach Blackwell, only this time in a software war.

But we are locking horns and there will be no love lost [today], or on Wednesday [in the second leg].

From a detached perspective, Chris Christie strategist Mike DuHaime told reporters: "Obviously now [Trump and Cruz] are locking horns for who is going to win Iowa".

But the EU summit in Ypres will also struggle to strike an armistice, with David Cameron and Angela Merkel, who are locking horns over the vexed question of Jean-Claude Juncker.

The local elections come at a time when the leaders of the two main parties, the Conservatives and Labour, have been locking horns in increasingly acrimonious exchanges.

But this time the agency, which approved the dairy campaign, appears to be locking horns with the National Cancer Institute, which has asked that the dairy ads be pulled.

Companies as varied as phone carriers, banks, credit card companies and technology start-ups have had plans to get into the mobile payment business, but many are locking horns over who can profit the most, Mr. Dawson said.