Sentence examples for types of battle from inspiring English sources

By Andrea Walker November 13, 2008 Anyone who has read Jill Lepore's recent piece "The Lion and the Mouse," about the friction between the New York Public Librarian Anne Carroll Moore and E. B. White regarding the publication of "Stuart Little," knows that children's literature is not a safe and saccharine place, free from ideological conflict and other types of battle.

Anyone who has read Jill Lepore's recent piece "The Lion and the Mouse," about the friction between the New York Public Librarian Anne Carroll Moore and E. B. White regarding the publication of "Stuart Little," knows that children's literature is not a safe and saccharine place, free from ideological conflict and other types of battle.

"These groups," he added, "the tactics that they use, the types of battles that they fight are not an anomaly, they're the new normal.

The type and length (the latter modifies how many hit points or minutes the battle will have) of the battle can be adjusted beforehand, allowing for three types of battles.

Tony Stark is of the opinion that superheroes need to be kept in check -- that a legitimate organization like the United Nations should be in charge of who they fight, what types of battles they take on, and where they can go.

If my hypothesis is correct, we will see the UC model spread across the country, and this will set in place, nationally, the types of battles we are currently seeing in California.

"But if something happens to him, you expect him to die in some type of battle.

We experimented with different ideas and, in the end, I believe we've been able to create a new type of battle system".

In Whitehall in April 1706 in a location called The Cockpit  (where Henry VIIII had once staged cockfighting), another type of battle began.

Into the love triangle and professional exertions Mr Cleave throws eight-year-old Sophie, diagnosed with leukaemia only days before the Olympics and fighting a different type of battle to the finish.At times the book seems slightly sentimental.

While the Atlanta Hawks get ready to face either the Indiana Pacers or the Brooklyn Nets in the first round of the playoffs, one of their players is preparing to wage a different type of battle against a much larger opponent: the New York Police Department.