Sentence examples for upcoming battles from inspiring English sources

The celebrated American flag was holed in upcoming battles and shot to shreds in General Burnside's failed attack at Fredericksburg.

Spider-Man looks set to help superheroes such as Thor and Captain America in their upcoming battles to save the world.

With the county's mounting fiscal problems, Democrats relish the upcoming battles where they can accuse Robert J. Gaffney, the Republican county executive, of managing the county into financial disarray and offer themselves as a promising alternative.

The G.O.P. leadership knows that it's unlikely to persuade enough Democratic lawmakers to support an override of Obama's veto, but it is eager to lay down a marker for upcoming battles over health care, taxes and spending, immigration, war powers, and many other issues.

But Kingston may struggle to fend off future cuts: Science research advocates worry that steep budget reductions are looming as part of upcoming battles over short- and long-term federal spending plans.

and Diana DeGette (D-Colo)., is gearing up for the upcoming battles.

Something in the calm and even good-natured way they discussed the upcoming battle, their laughter at how Mr. Gamrod had roared in, should have reassured me.

They commissioned a variety of merchandise commemorating the upcoming battle, which was scheduled for the day of the big game, so as not to lose sight of what had started things in the first place.

They are strikingly lifelike and seem to symbolise the upcoming battle between two gloved gladiators that is set to enthral boxing and finally unify two versions of the world super-middleweight title.

In the upcoming battle between the living and the undead, he'll make a powerful ally to whichever side he fights on … if he can stop moping around the ice floes.

And in another sign of the intensity of the upcoming battle, a coalition of employers, insurance companies and business executives announced today that it would soon begin a television, radio and print advertising campaign echoing the president's arguments on the issue.