pitched battle造句

a pitched battle between naval fleets.

Confused, hand-to-hand fighting in a pitched battle.

The demonstration escalated into a pitched battle with the police.

At the moment, the two auto giants are fighting a pitched battle over market share.

It was almost impossible to induce the Iraqi soldiers to fight a pitched battle.

The two merchants came to a pitched battle in the market place.

There a painting shows soldiers crossing above the Barranca River in 1860 using ropes and pulleys during a pitched battle.

There a painting shows soldiers Barranca River in 1860 using ropes and pulleys during a pitched battle .

Indian policemen were fight-ing a pitched battle with mil-itants who stormed a govern-ment building n people lost their lives.

In Papua New Guinea, 14 Chinese workers at an M. C. C. nickel mine were injured in May in a pitched battle with local people who rioted over what they called intolerable working conditions.

After several hours of pitched battle, during which three guards and ten strikers were killed and many others injured, the Pinkertons surrendered and were escorted roughly out of town.

For 15 days they fought pitched battles - "very bloody," by Esarhaddon's grudging admission.

Myanmar’s army engaged one of the country’s largest rebel militias in pitched battles in the north-east, where China is building a series of vast hydropower projects.