Sentence examples for loss battle from inspiring English sources
I delve into my fantasy world and live vicariously through my protagonists as they experience love and loss, battle evil, and fight to make their world a better place.
The majority of diets are proven to fail, so choosing to add foods, rather than take them away, may be a sneaky, smart way to overcome the struggle-filled weight loss battle.
A prime example of Roman loss in battle was the Battle of Teutoburg Forest in AD 9, where three entire legions led by Publius Quinctilius Varus were destroyed with few survivors by Arminius, leader of the Cherusci, an apparent Roman ally.
Rather tough talk from a guy in charge of a place with only 8 million people and a military that has yet to overcome its painful loss in battle to tiny Armenia.
The analysis examines particularly the following: (1) the required cooling capacities to maintain each ship component within its design limit; (2) equipment temperature variations with respect to partial cooling loss in battle mode; and (3) the assets of installing seawater heat exchangers to pre-cool deionized freshwater before chillers.
But such homogeneous regiments also meant that losses in battle were felt disproportionately within the civilian population.
Losses to battle and disease increased the need for captives, who had become a significant population within Iroquois settlements by the late 17th century.
The two publishing companies have waged a bitter loss-making battle since launching their respective free afternoon papers, London Lite and the London Paper, in 2006.
The two publishing companies have waged a bitter, loss-making battle since launching their respective free afternoon papers, London Lite and the London Paper, in late August and early September 2006.
With the absence of those cricketing talents comes an attendant loss in battle-hardened assistance.
A short period as garrison duty followed and then the regiment returned to England, severely weakened by both losses in battle and sickness, mostly yellow fever.
