Sentence examples for open battleground from inspiring English sources

During the nine-year tenure of President Mikheil Saakashvili, the pop charts have been an open battleground between those loyal to him and his policies, and his intractable foes.

These battles were, in a sense, an introvert war fought by the city's occupants who turned their own homes into an open battleground – a war fought from alley to alley, building to building.

He was assigned to the tough Western District, then the wide-open battleground of drug dealers.

In the computer gaming world this open field becomes the setting for realistic action, a battleground for far-flung contestants.

In crucial battleground states, the Romney camp must hire staff and open field offices, woo volunteers and knock on doors.

Terrorist attacks in Israel and India have threatened to open new battlegrounds from the Palestinian territories to Kashmir that could unravel the coalition.

There is a battleground open to players level 85 or higher called the Battle for Gilneas.

On television, she had guest roles on "Naked City" and "Combat!" In an interview with The New York Times in 1949, before "Battleground" opened, Ms. Darcel demonstrated a keen awareness of the irony that attended her passage to the screen.

The question of whether the race spills over into the convention has opened a new battleground among campaigns in the complicated system of allocating delegates in state and county party gatherings that follow the primaries and caucuses.

Instead we have a whole new battleground opening up online where boys can attack, humiliate, belittle us and do everything in their power to destroy our confidence before we even leave high school.

BT's pending £12.5bn acquisition of the UK's largest mobile operator, EE, which is awaiting regulatory approval, would open up a further battleground between the two companies as Sky also offers mobile contracts via O2.