battled造句

The besieged advance squad battled on.

We battled to reduce our taxes.

We battled with our enemies and defeated them.

Percoulis battled depression and eventually had a nervous breakdown.

They battled heroically for seven days and nights.

We battled back bit by bit and had a little luck on the way.

I devoured books where wizards and warriors battled the powers of darkness in strange worlds.

Many knights battled the dragon but their swords could not cut its thick scales.

Behind the lines of these fantastic lands sits a young woman who has battled countless rejections.

He battled for three years with the wind and the cold and the soil before he admitted he was wrong.

With his magical fishhook, he slowed down the sun, pulled islands out of the sea, battled monsters.

It's also battled customer losses (a.k.a. churn in industry lingo) and a reputation for less-than-stellar customer service.

There may be much faltering, stumbling, and temporary defeat; difficulties and temptations manifold to be battled with and.

Wang battled bad weather conditions in his last start, throwing61/3 innings in a game eventually suspended by rain.

Prince William's growing bald patch was captured by British media when he recently battled torrential rain to trek up a mountain with a group of young homeless people.

Last summer, two teams of four players each battled for control of a small, red and white soccer ball in Washington, d.c..

The worst conflict was in 1998-2000, when Eritrea and Ethiopia battled over a seemingly insignificant border town. As many as 100, 000 people were killed.

But for most of the past century, lawyers and regulators have battled over how to apply those terms in new industries where the rules are unclear.

YUSHU, Qinghai - Thousands of rescuers battled strong winds and altitude sickness amid aftershocks to reach survivors Thursday, one day after a 7.1-magnitude quake killed 617 and injured 9, 110.

We had spent sixty-one days in the hospital, battled seizures and infections, two Flight for Life helicopter rides, numerous 911 calls and late-night trips in the ambulance.

Only once in FIFA World Cup history has there been no European team in the final, in 1930 when neighbours Argentina and Uruguay battled it out for glory in Montevideo.

In frankfurt, an emergency force of about 150 policemen battled an estimated 400 vandals who rampaged through a pedestrian shopping mall, leaving streets strewn with merchandise and shattered glass.

On August 22 in Newport Rhode Island, the Carroll Centre Sail Blind program battled it out with teams from Texas and California for the annual Blind Sailing National Championship Regatta.