Sentence examples for striking battle from inspiring English sources
The striking battle between Ibrahimovic and Eto'o has inevitably dominated the build-up to the game.
He also has the power to force his opponent into a striking battle, and with his ever improving skills, he is a fearsome adversary.
Nevertheless, Johnson, wise to Hardy's foremost danger, decided to call off the striking battle and essentially follow the GSP manual.
Tall and heavy enough to compete with most in a striking battle, Klitschko would wage a three-round 'Fight of the Year' with Cheick Kongo in his opening UFC bout.
Moving away from the striking battle, there's every chance Evans may choose to employ his high-level wrestling skills to try and get something memorable done on Saturday night.
July to October saw what Churchill in June 1940 had called, in one of his many striking speeches, the "Battle of Britain".
The 1892 Homestead strike in the US culminated in a battle between striking workers and private security agents, leaving 12 dead and another two dozen wounded.
The Homestead strike in the US in 1892 culminated in a battle between striking workers and private security agents, leaving 12 dead and another two dozen wounded.
When he first became a head in the 1980s, he had to do battle with striking teachers and obstructive local authorities, he says.
In his remarks before about 1,000 people at the Reagan library, Mr. Christie drew implicit parallels between his dealings with unions in New Jersey and President Reagan's battle with striking air traffic controllers.
But in pitched battle the striking force was the cavalry, and the core of the army, should the issue still remain undecided after the cavalry charge, was the infantry phalanx, 9,000 strong, armed with 13-foot spears and shields, and the 3,000 men of the royal battalions, the hypaspists.
