Since then, the two sides have resorted to battling it out from their heavily entrenched positions using a cocktail of snipers, machine guns, artillery and occasionally even tanks.
If Mr. McGreevey has resorted to battle-proven voter groups, Mr. Schundler is seeking to build constituencies along several issue fronts.
Despite comments from the debate moderator that ISIS is not a traditional war - it is more like a global network that has sophisticated intelligence operations, former Florida governor Jeb Bush resorted to traditional battle language.
Responding to the rulings, Mr. Lautenberg said yesterday that Republicans had resorted to legal battles for the same reason they had focused on the ethical problems that forced Mr. Torricelli from the race: to distract voters from Mr. Forrester's position on issues like abortion rights, Social Security and the environment.
The incident will vary depending on what path you choose: players can be warriors, explorers or traders (who can build up experience points and skills without resorting to the battle typical of these games).
Seriously overtaxed vocally, not entirely mobile physically and battling a cold, he resorted to bizarre, attention-grabbing antics.
Meanwhile, F.D.A. officials themselves resorted to more aggressive tactics as the battles wore on.
In the final section Mr. Battle and his dancers resorted to one or two clichés, notably the audible but stagey gasps that accompanied some "possessed" dances, and the silent scream presented by one entire group as the work ended.
Has Google seriously resorted to a literal pissing contest in the battle for tech brand supremacy?
The battle grew nasty early on, as both Anheuser and InBev resorted to lawsuits as bludgeons.
York then resorted to arms, and in May 1455 Somerset was killed by York's troops at the Battle of St. Albans.
