Sentence examples for started to battle from inspiring English sources

In recent years, farmers have started to battle a new threat: wild boars rooting up their fields.

Norfolk was again broken at the start of the second set as the Americans raced into a 3-1 lead but the British pair started to battle their way back into the match.

London commuters were starting to battle major transport problems as the most widespread tube strike in decades started on Wednesday evening.

"The action is picking up and it seems the (rebels) and Assad's forces are starting to battle it out in Damascus as well," said one activist based in the capital who uses the name Mar Ram.

It means instead of setting up a new committee to debate the issue, making simple changes -- like the ability to schedule CAPS session online, access to anonymous counseling, and introducing me to a wellness counselor before I start to battle with mental health issues, not after.

The Tigers trailed by two points at the first break but started to win the battle for territory after the restart with two quick goals to Ty Vickery in his 100th AFL match the highlight of an otherwise wayward display.

In 2013 we started to lose the battle for narrative to a poisonous polarisation between a rabidly militarised pseudo-secular statism and a viciously sectarian-paranoid form of Islamism.

It was through the works and efforts of Francis Bacon and his successors that the public started to believe the battle had decided their futures by bringing about "the fall of a tyrant".

We started to win our kicking battle and Gav made a big difference coming on.

Everton drew hope, and with it purpose and penetration, as Phil Neville and Osman started to dominate the midfield battle.

And when the battle started to turn eastwards, Mohamed decided to move on to Baghdad, where some of his uncles, who were injured in the IS attack, could receive medical treatment.