Sentence examples for titanic from inspiring English sources

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Leigh Day is currently preparing for a particularly titanic case; representing the Caribbean nations in a claim for reparations for slavery.

Meanwhile Britain's Conservative party, as enduring a three-century symbol of the old politics as you could hope to find, is engaged in what it regards as a titanic struggle for its future: the new session's elections to the executive of the backbench 1922 committee.

He finds a young, brilliant player and it's a titanic battle between him and the ageing kit man, played by Peter Wight, who has a more romantic view of the game, for the soul of this young player.

The documents, released to the Guardian after a five-year freedom of information battle, show how the pair clashed during the titanic miners' strike that convulsed Britain in 1984-85.

A toy Titanic that transforms into a robot.

That understandably alarms Labour MPs who lack titanic majorities in their constituencies.

With its (mostly subconscious) allusions to the cold war and the uncertain relationship between Islam and the West, the world "civilisational" contest has come to be reserved for a titanic clash of values as well as arms.

Up to a point, they are right: certainly right to believe that their struggle is titanic, probably right to suppose that only a handful of firms can survive in this increasingly cut-throat business.

The 20th brought titanic struggles and famous victories against fascism and communism.Even today, battered by recession, deep in debt, mired in war, Americans remain proud of their country, and justly so.

Last year he likened Zimbabwe to a "sinking Titanic" and called for the region to demand a change of course.