Sentence examples for that can battle from inspiring English sources

The boilersuit enjoys a mini makeover: a repurposing of workwear as phantasm-battling uniform to create an fashion film moment that can battle gender norms.

However, said Mr Bush, he will not this time be trying to broker a ceasefire (which he attempted without success last year), but to help the Palestinians design a unified security force.Beyond this, the Palestinians need "the rule of law, transparency, a treasury that can battle corruption".

Get some Pokemon that can battle on par with a level 70, at least one knowing the moves Sing or Hypnosis, or another sleep-inducing move.

Moreover, we human thinkers happen to need "something wild in the universe" that we can battle, that we can try, and maybe fail, to tame.

This is a great feature that can help battle excessive glare from your screen, plus it looks pretty good too.

Besides consistently getting to the second level as a run-blocker, Mangold's primary value is that he can battle any A.F.C. nose tackle to a stalemate one-on-one.

This week, American transport planes are lifting a battalion of French soldiers and their equipment into Bamako, the capital of Mali, so that the French can battle Islamists who have seized control of the northern part of that country.

"They're good, they're big and they create other problems for us that hopefully we can battle against.

What I hope you take away from my story as a player, referee and as a human being who has survived cancer is just that if I can battle the odds and beat adversity time and again, so can you.

But they're the ones who lost when they fired her, because everyone who's anyone knows that if you can battle chronic illness there's nothing you can't take on.

That way, you can battle him again if you lose.