Sentence examples for over the battle from inspiring English sources

Even when the election is over, the battle may not be.

Beyond that, one hopes that a high priority is to strengthen Malian government and military institutions to take over the battle sooner rather than later.

Today, there is little political appetite for the risk, cost and especially the long timelines required by counterinsurgency doctrine, which involves building societies and governments to gradually take over the battle against insurgents and terrorists within their borders.

But Mr. Newsom has been nearly eclipsed by a new generation of advocates and by an all-star legal team that took over the battle after his own efforts hit a wall.

The first great battle of the first world war was over, the Battle of the Marne, on the 11th, and in the following days the newspapers hailed the German retreat as a triumph.

Ankara has insisted it has the capability to take over the battle against the last few thousand battle-hardened Isis troops and has Trump's to do so – although the withdrawal decision prompted the resignations of his defence secretary Jim Mattis and envoy to the coalition against Isis, Brett McGurk.

For these trenches have a terror for a woman's hear, that goes far to outweigh all the others that hover over the battle-field.

And in subsequent Christmases, there was less appetite for a truce, especially when poison gas was floating over the battle-lines.In the collective memory of the British soldiers who slogged through the Flanders mud, there was only one cleric who really stood out.

Other big departures – Dan Frommer from BusinessInsider, Harry McCracken from PC World, and the recent departures from this perch high over the battle-scarred fields of Silicon Valley – point to a lesson that media folks and entrepreneurs can both take to heart: it's so easy to make something new and, with enough effort, a little audience, and some intelligence, there can always be a second act.

Further north, the freeway has a junction with M-50, a bridge over the Battle Creek River, and an interchange with the northern end of the business loop next to Fitch H. Beach Airport.

Farther north, the freeway has a junction with M-50, a bridge over the Battle Creek River, and an interchange with the northern end of the business loop next to Fitch H. Beach Airport.