Sentence examples for power fought from inspiring English sources

The Power fought back from an early two-goal deficit to tie tonight's game against the Carolina Courage early in the second half.

The Power fought back twice to tie the game, but was undone in the 82nd minute by forward Julie Murray, who scored her second goal of the match and 11th of the season.

It was no secret what sort of final it was going to be, a battle of wills and power fought mostly from the back of the court and so it proved, but with an outcome few could have foreseen.

(The 1974 neo-noir movie "Chinatown" was based on the insider land grab by speculators and the bitter water wars the Department of Water and Power fought during the 1930s with Owens Valley residents).By then, however, Mulholland had turned his attention east to the Colorado River as another potential source of water for Los Angeles.

Mr. Hatch's fight this year, facing a threat in a primary rather than the general election in November, is a measure of how much the state has become a de facto one-party system, historians say, with the spoils of power fought over not between Democrats and Republicans, but between Republicans of varying conservative stripe.

There is a general perception that portrays these civil conflicts as battles for power, fought by equals.

Then Yang reappeared, with a renewed determination to stay in power, fight off all these new activist shareholders and keep the status quo, say people close to Yahoo.

Its importance as a possession over which European powers fought, however, was considerable.

European powers fought to exhaustion, while in Russia revolution swept away the tsar.

ReprintsAs competing European powers fought for territory, maps went from being tools for navigation to instruments of warfare.

Later he allied with Florence, and the two powers fought Venice in the War of Ferrara (1482 84).