Sentence examples for need for battle from inspiring English sources

Sakaguchi gave him a few instructions for the soundtrack of Final Fantasy, Uematsu's 16th score, such as the need for "battle" and "town" music, but left the remainder of the composing to Uematsu, aside from informing him of the specific technical limitations of the Famicom system.

Among the more nomadic groups, particularly the Apacheans, the physical strength, stoicism, and skill needed for battle were stressed, and training in the arts of war intensified as a youth grew to young manhood.

These fragments involved the landlady; her beloved fiancé Adam; and fatal flu in Denver, Colorado, during World War I, which killed many young men needed for battle.

Margaret Thatcher tells the BBC's diplomatic correspondent Keith Graves "there would be no need for a battle" if the Argentines offer "a timed withdrawal".

There's no need for a battle," Ramsay tells Jon with a cynical smirk.

Rather, he said, Mrs. Clinton badly wanted to move on to health care and worried the Nafta fight would alienate constituencies like organized labor that she needed for that battle.

By Sarah Crowe KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of Congo, 24 October 2005 – Only now emerging from a long history of war, the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing a future where poverty and disease, especially HIV/AIDS, will be the enemies and soldiers of a different kind will be needed for the battle.

Rihanna held court for the paparazzi at the first show, Kristen Stewart did the honours at the second, without any need for an unseemly battle for celebrity supremacy, and with a corresponding doubling of publicity for all.

"This year, I think there is a feeling of a need for change," Ms. Battles said, "whether that's a Democrat, or a Republican".

New government proposals say victims have a right to know who is behind malicious messages without the need for costly legal battles.

"We still lack the powerful weapons that are needed for the battles that are coming," said Abu Ghassan, a field commander from Damascus using only his nickname.