Sentence examples for term battle from inspiring English sources

The authorities are fond of the term "battle".

It is where blue state Americans, who back Barack Obama to win a second term, battle over turf with red state Americans who desperately want Republican challenger Mitt Romney to bring the right back to power.

Invisible Adversaries at Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art is full of art works considering the relations between the sexes, based on the idea that gender inequality is a long term battle.

The term "battle" is entirely appropriate.

Unfortunately Rockotitlán turned into a "pay to play" venue that quickly disappeared, and the term "Battle of the Bands" brings back bad memories from the ones I witnessed back home, where prizes were seldom delivered.

My thoughts wandered to an internal struggle -- one that Buzz has previously described in his book, 'Magnificent Desolation.' He said it was 'more challenging than getting to the moon and back' - his reference to a long term battle with depression.

This has been a long, long-term battle for her.

"Like any good litigator, at times you think of a battle as a long-term battle.

This seems unlikely in the short-term battle against Mr Obama.

Even amid losing the short-term battle, it seemed perhaps they had won the war.

WARNER--John D., "Jack" on August 17, 2007, Jack Warner died after a long-term battle with cancer.