Sentence examples for lone battle from inspiring English sources

Singh is by no means waging a lone battle.

"Yes, but take your time," I whisper into the darkness, my lone battle cry.

Ramesh: Well, believe me, I was fighting a rather lone battle.

James Taylor fought a lone battle as England were brushed aside by powerful Australia in their World Cup opener.

But while these scientists have been fighting a lone battle for many years, the tides of change seem to be finally sweeping through the medical community.

The film hints, but only as an aside, that money corrupts; leaving The Dude to fight a lone battle against men who "treat objects like women".

Chuka Umunna and Liz Kendall, both Blairites, yet untainted by the in-fighting of the Blair era, are worthier of consideration.Mr Umunna is Labour's star media performer, has a compelling personal history, and was at times a lone battler against Mr Miliband's anti-business pitch.

It's about a lone scholar fighting a solitary battle against the … but wait!

Simon Singh's book Fermat's Last Theorem wasn't so much about maths as about a lone scholar fighting a solitary battle against the odds.

Dava Sobel's book Longitude wasn't so much about horology as about … er … a lone scholar fighting a solitary battle against the odds.

The current post-Soviet television diet consists of low-budget crime dramas, where lone cops battle swarthy mafiosi, epics about virtuous Russia Spetznaz battling terrorism in Chechnya, and occasional buy-ins of US hits such as ER and B-series such as the cruise drama The Love Boat.