Sentence examples for warfare battle from inspiring English sources

Over the past few years we've watched a lexical warfare battle slowly unfold in the treatment of the term "hacktivism".

The art of warfare keeps evolving and so does the art of filming warfare — battle scenes in "The Pacific" are as vivid, gruesome and haunting as any in "Band of Brothers" and even "Saving Private Ryan," the movie that Mr. Spielberg directed and that starred Tom Hanks.

Chastened by bitter internecine tenant warfare, battle-scarred managers frequently pull strings to ensure that all the baritones live on one side of the building, and all the heldentenors on the other.

But with most of the participants more accustomed to jungle fighting than urban warfare, battling in the city's streets is proving harder than they expected.

But the director of indelible Civil War battle scenes found that trench warfare wasn't what he'd expected.

With its violent, bucking horses and bloodthirsty soldiers brandishing swords in the scrum of warfare, "The Battle of Anghiari," which Leonardo began in 1505 and appears to have abandoned the following year, was hailed as a triumph and copied by many artists until it mysteriously disappeared sometime in the mid-16th century.

Mr. Mugabe openly portrays the election in the terminology of warfare, a battle to preserve sovereignty against puppets put up by the British, the nation's onetime colonial masters who in his view want to reclaim the land for white domination.

He likens it to warfare: "In battle, for example, you have to study the terrain, you have to study your enemy, the weapons they're using…It's exactly the same thing.

After 2007 and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the battle was on to represent war with more nuance.

In this warfare we win battles, but with every new battle the enemy gets stronger.

Such tactics dominated land warfare until the Battle of Rocroi in 1643.