Sentence examples for skirmish of from inspiring English sources
The skirmish, of course, was a battle simulation.
Lunch hour is a skirmish of unholstered BlackBerrys and stiff-cuffed shirts.
It was the third skirmish of the day, and Coach Jim Schwartz made the whole team run wind sprints.
It thrills in detail, from skirmish to skirmish of a war with itself, which becomes a dance.
Chechnya was thus a factor in the first big skirmish of another of Mr Putin's campaigns, against media freedom.
Its bounding scale, skirmish of pastel colors and charcoal lines, and mixture of landscape, still life and abstraction were distinctive.
The great global skirmishes of this century will be fought over food, energy, water and dirt.
Yet the early skirmishes of the 2015 election have been predominantly about process.
To gird for the skirmishes of corporate boardrooms, Mr. Welburn visits men's stores.
The contests were also closely monitored as skirmishes of the national battles between establishment Republicans and Tea Party supporters.
Students of film history will recall the cultural skirmishes of the 1960s over "Bonnie and Clyde" and "The Wild Bunch".
