Sentence examples for time for battle from inspiring English sources

It's time for battle practice!

Edwards has less time for battles because he is spending more time at the front of the field this year.

Perhaps there is something in your psyche suggesting that you reach out for help or healing from others and that the time for battling through your problems alone is at an end.

But if you were hiding behind a rock this time, waiting for battle, now is a good time to run out and give your war call.

One account said they made the arduous trip over rough terrain from far western Massachusetts to far eastern Massachusetts with lightening speed, just missing the Battle of Lexington but in time for the Battle of Concord.

It returned to the front in time for the Battle of Cambrai, part of the Hundred Days Offensive and the Battle of the Selle.

It is the right time for that battle.

Still, the potential for conflict may be limited: Justice Chaudhry is set to retire in December, which leaves relatively little time for a battle between the courts and Mr. Sharif.

Dave Anderson conveniently ignores a major premise of the Billie Jean King-Bobby Riggs tennis match ("It's Time for a Battle of the Sexes in Golf," July 20).

Reports that the Bush administration, before the attacks, planned to support the creation of a Palestinian state (front page, Oct. 2) come at the worst time for our battle against terrorism.

Christie went along, arriving in April 1942, just in time for the Battle of the Coral Sea.