Sentence examples for waged battle from inspiring English sources

We waged battle outside the kitchen.

With Finck and Krehbiel waged battle for dramas of Wagner.

Mr. Louboutin and Mr. Blahnik have waged battle for more than a decade.

Supported by the Orange Free State and some of the Cape Dutch, the South African Republic waged battle against the British Empire for more than two years.

Psychiatry was then not considered a medical science in legal circles, and Darrow waged battle for two days over the issue, eventually convincing the judge to set a precedent and allow expert witnesses.

Perhaps because of their geographical proximity to Libya and the rest of the Arab world, Europeans have come to view Muammar el-Qaddafi as a man who has long waged battle against the danger now facing everyone else: Muslim extremism.

Patrick Lynch, the head of the P.B.A., who has waged battles over contracts and other issues with previous mayors, used the killings as a political cudgel.

The leaders seem to have decided to wage battle later this spring in the larger fight over the annual federal budget.

Later, Yeltsin's more liberal advisers considered waging battle against the tycoons and holding fair auctions for state enterprises.

Back in Washington, members of both parties continued to wage battle over both the shutdown and the debt-ceiling impasse.

By the time Mr. Dewhurst entered the race in July, Mr. Cruz already had endorsements from several groups that were gearing up to wage battle against Mr. Dewhurst.