Sentence examples for staged battles from inspiring English sources

Male earwigs fight one another when foraging, so the researchers staged battles between males.

Catlin's shows included performing Indians, staged battles and even live grizzly bears.

The free-form dancing and the staged battles of dueling musical instruments now come across as clunky.

So he returned to the town with a crew and staged battles, which he intercut with the real film.

Constructed out of white stone, the half-circle of the amphitheater faces the sea, where I imagine performances and staged battles once took place.

It is, after all, a series of staged battles between remote-controlled machines equipped with spinning blades, ramming spears and swinging maces.

A nonjudgmental perspective is brought even to the ritualistically staged battle scenes.

The producers may guard the "integrity" of the contest, but they know that the staged battle is just as important as who comes out on top.

Compare the elaborately staged battle sequences in "Apocalypse Now Redux," in which there were no digitized effects, with those of "Pearl Harbor".

Nevertheless, what remained, including some magnificently staged battle scenes, was impressive enough to have been called a minor masterpiece by Lillian Ross of The New Yorker magazine; she published the book Picture (1952), which chronicled the film's making.

The men first go into action against the Germans in Italy, a brilliantly staged battle that involves heavy losses, Sergeant Martinez saving Said's life, and the planting of the Tricolour on the bleak captured hill.