Anti-Trump forces must stop operating as if they are doing battle with a liar; they are doing battle with what his supporters have fashioned into a legend.
|
|
This wasn't a star doing battle with a former self.
|
|
Fighting Ghidorah is like doing battle with the Bee Gees.
|
|
The Warriors have unprecedented talent doing battle with unprecedented pressure.
|
|
President Trump casts himself as a nationalist doing battle with globalists.
|
|
Parfit was away much of the time doing battle with the icebreakers.
|
|
I have spent decades studying and doing battle with the tobacco industry.
|
|
BlackBerry Messenger was the proto-iMessage, and ended up doing battle with it.
|
|
His years of doing battle with crime in all forms were just beginning.
|
|
Let's not forget his autobiography, "Doing Battle: The Making of a Skeptic" (1996).
|
|
Both men have long considered themselves outsiders doing battle with a corrupt, rigged system.
|
|
Doing battle with journalists has become a frequent tactic of the Trump White House.
|
|
"She will watch the world doing battle with a genuinely existential threat," he writes.
|
|
My younger foster daughter stormed out of the living room where we'd been doing battle.
|
|
We were witnessing something more than his outsize ego doing battle with his mammoth insecurity.
|
|
Last week saw another win for tech companies doing battle against the United States government.
|
|
I'm ready for you, and I welcome, nay, I look forward to doing battle with you.
|
|
Up top is an adjustable tank-style turret that blasts out nontoxic gel beads for doing battle.
|
|
Beneath all the melancholy, he was was doing battle with his past and looking to his future.
|
|
He has spent decades — literally, as he likes to say — doing battle with a radicalized Republican Party.
|
|
It is not clear to what extent David tested his weapon before doing battle, but he presumably had experimented.
|
|
Jackson was probably sincere in believing he was doing battle with a corrupt elite on behalf of ordinary citizens.
|
|
They just solidified his standing as the most successful — so far — of the Republican candidates doing battle with Trump.
|
|
He joked that the flag was not as heavy as those often doing battle with the Lake Erie gales.
|
|
As Uber ramps up its focus on Southeast Asia and India, it's increasingly doing battle with local ride-sharing companies.
|
|
And all of them will pick up where Schneiderman left off, doing battle against the Trump administration at every turn.
|
|
These lawsuits are expensive, with Justice Department lawyers doing battle, often for years, with the largest law firms in America.
|
|
Roy Cooper, who has spent the past three years doing battle with the abortion foes in his state's Republican-ruled legislature.
|
|
BOKA Powell's "Skyport Prototype" looks like it's ready to take flight and begin doing battle with a swarm of TIE Fighters.
|
|
Ms. Warren's campaign declined to comment, pointing to her public remarks, in which she has welcomed doing battle with Wall Street.
|
|
It infused the idea of SDI with the heroics of the characters of the movie doing battle against another evil empire.
|
|
The group also includes Ian Poulter and Fleetwood said he looks forward to doing battle against his fellow Englishman on Wednesday.
|
|
It operates as an ad-supported radio with a subscriber arm, which is increasingly doing battle with major incumbents like Apple Music.
|
|
It's comes loaded with built-in charm thanks to a good art style themed around armies of cute anthropomorphized animals doing battle.
|
|
He also built a scrappy space-flight startup, SpaceX, that is successfully doing battle with legacy giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
|
|
Decked out with a brass horn and a feather in his cap, Bard Bard is quite a sight doing battle in Summoner's Rift.
|
|
Decked out with a brass horn and a feather in his cap, Bard Bard is quite a sight doing battle in Summoner's Rift.
|
|
He asks if I know anything about pellet stoves as he's currently doing battle with the main source of heat on the boat.
|
|
First introduced in the 1980s, Cloak and Dagger primarily focused on fighting the war on drugs, rather than doing battle with costumed supervillains.
|
|
Both have presented themselves as champions of a downtrodden — and implicitly white and male — "people," doing battle with entrenched elites on their behalf.
|
|
The idea of a United States Space Force brings science fiction visions of American military personnel doing battle against an enemy in space.
|
|
And around the same time as ABC was airing her interview, the president was on Fox News publicly doing battle with his enemies.
|
|
" Six years earlier, Jacobson had launched the center and began doing battle with the overlords of what he called the "Standard American Diet.
|
|
Legal experts said Democrats may need to find workarounds to avoid doing battle with the administration's law enforcement and intelligence arms over the topic.
|
|
The Wolverine is simply not game for this fight anymore, not up to the task of doing battle with younger, stronger, fresher versions of himself.
|
|
But now, rather than rally around Ms. Balter and fulminate over Representative Katko's record, local Democrats find themselves instead doing battle with their national party.
|
|
After doing battle with a larger government contractor last year, Propel recovered this year and says more than two million households use it every month.
|
|
The Swiss maestro enjoyed years swatting away lesser lights, whereas Mr Nadal has spent much of his career doing battle with Mr Djokovic and Mr Murray.
|
|
After doing battle over trade with America's allies at the G7, Trump is now set to move ahead with $50 billion in tariffs against Chinese goods.
|
|
Two tech start-ups, AiFi and Grabango, are working on autonomous systems for big retailers doing battle with Amazon in a mounting checkout-less technology war.
|
|
Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell star as a father and stepfather doing battle for the affection of their two children (or who can be more masculine).
|
|
Icahn, 81, has spent decades doing battle with major companies as an activist investor, and has amassed a fortune that Forbes Magazine pegs above $20 billion.
|
|
Sudanese troops already participate keenly in the Saudi-led coalition of Sunni forces which are doing battle with Shia and Iranian-backed forces in Yemen's civil war.
|
|
Of critical importance to the results were the automaker's new line of pickups, recently redesigned and now doing battle with similarly revamped vehicles from Ford and RAM.
|
|
He slammed Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell as "agents of intolerance" and analogized his campaign to Luke Skywalker doing battle with an evil empire of institutional interests.
|
|
So much of the Christian fiction I grew up reading, the main gimmick was that there are angels and demons doing battle around us at all times.
|
|
Democrats in Congress have said they're willing to fight to get access to the full findings, though that would likely mean doing battle with the Justice Department.
|
|
Back in the early 2000s, when the Conservatives were in the doldrums and the reactionary old farts were doing battle against modernisers, Mr Timothy was with the modernisers.
|
|
Technology and the initial mission of the Space Force will likely preclude American military personnel patrolling the heavens and doing battle against an enemy for the time being.
|
|
All of those forces are doing battle with longer-standing pressures in the other direction that have been in place since the global financial crisis a decade ago.
|
|
Donald Trump often professes to be doing battle with the mainstream media, frequently lambasting it as "fake news" and specifically calling out the "failing New York Times" by name.
|
|
There are arresting montages of Molotov cocktail-hurling protesters between frozen barricades and burning tires, doing battle against phalanxes of riot police armed with clubs, water cannons and Kalashnikovs.
|
|
At the moment, the country is doing battle with Russian-backed, Russian-armed rebels, just five years after Russia invaded Ukraine's Crimea, and Russia continues actively assaulting Ukrainian sovereignty.
|
|
But Kushner has been intimately involved in the US-Mexico relationship, and forged close, if controversial, ties with the Peña Nieto government even when he and Trump were doing battle.
|
|
Raffles' owner summed the night up saying "It's about sport, and it's about two people getting into a ring and doing battle wherever they're from, and doing it for charity."
|
|
Designed to work on commercially available tablets like the iPad from Apple, software from these younger payments and POS companies is doing battle with more clunky, expensive and antiquated incumbents.
|
|
The instinct to stretch the frame around the picture we hold of Jacobs in our minds — a woman doing battle with the most disruptive compulsions of progress — is an understandable one.
|
|
An intelligence officer who discovers something rotten in their own government, your character becomes the head of a rogue spy operation doing battle against a global conspiracy called the Beholder Initiative.
|
|
At this point in my career, I didn't feel like doing battle, nor did I want the stress or the negativity of what I was pretty sure was a losing battle.
|
|
In a sense, they've been living in a "theater-of-the-absurd play" for quite a while, dodging the ghosts of their past and doing battle with the monsters of cognitive dissonance.
|
|
The embassy opening celebration occurred even as Israeli security forces were doing battle with Palestinian protesters, killing more than 50 of some 35,000 who massed at the border separating Gaza and Israeli territory.
|
|
In the child-friendly "Harry Potter" films, Harry was perpetually doing battle against the wizarding world's version of racism and a toxic hatred that seemed to grip those around him like a disease.
|
|
Still, Sloan talked to Miller about "doing battle" with the cancer and "winning this thing"; about getting back to work at Scuderia and flying to Illinois, where Baldwin would remarry later that summer.
|
|
"As long as Giuliani is doing battle with the president's perceived critics and opponents, that's what matters to the president," said Republican strategist Kevin Madden, who worked for Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign.
|
|
AHIP and PhRMA are currently doing battle with each other over high drug prices, but they have set that fight aside enough to join together to fight single-payer, a threat to both industries.
|
|
Is there a more iconic image of the fight against the Islamic State than that of female Kurdish peshmerga fighters doing battle on the front lines against jihadists who demand the subjugation of women?
|
|
The year after the original "Superman" was released, Ms. Kidder starred in another box-office smash, "The Amityville Horror," in which she and James Brolin played a couple doing battle with a possessed house.
|
|
After the necessary introductions and plot basics, there's the climactic conflict: at least one extraordinary individual doing battle with something evil, ricocheting around skyscrapers and vanquishing foes in the center of a bustling city.
|
|
It's not just that she is 37, and deserves credit simply for still being at the highest reaches of the game at that age, doing battle against opponents who are still in their teens.
|
|
Backing the Kurds is not only strategically smart — they are a steadfast ally in the fight against the Islamic State and Islamist extremism, doing battle alongside American soldiers — it's also the right thing to do.
|
|
It shares a great deal of its aesthetics with STALKER: Both are beautifully dreary games full of world-weary survivalists doing battle against the paranormal using cobbled-together equipment, amidst the remains of the Soviet empire.
|
|
"The name seemed fitting as the sinuous dust plume looks like a coiled serpent doing battle with a central star," study co-author Peter Tuthill, a professor at the University of Sydney, said in a statement.
|
|
And when her brittleness gives way to grief at having lost a son at war, we note at once Audrey's combatant public self doing battle with the restless mourner she is seen to be in private.
|
|
When not doing battle with taped hands and goggles to fend off pepper spray, R.A.M. members appear to be harmless 20-somethings with their close-cropped hairdos, clean-shaven faces, T-shirts and jeans, ProPublica says.
|
|
The deal follows other moves on PayPal's part to form partnerships with the major card networks, which also had similar goals of expanding PayPal's footprint by joining forces with the incumbents, instead of doing battle with them.
|
|
European Ryder Cup standouts Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood will fight to escape Group 13, while Phil Mickelson and Patrick Reed are in Group 9 and long-hitters Bubba Watson and J.B. Holmes doing battle in Group 4.
|
|
Mr Benn is a member of the Labour aristocracy: the son of Tony Benn and, significantly, one of the leaders of the moderate faction of Labour MPs that is doing battle with his father's ideological heir, Jeremy Corbyn.
|
|
And then there is "Billions," the drama on the cable network Showtime that depicts a billionaire hedge fund manager doing battle with a federal prosecutor who is on a Captain Ahab-like quest to get his white whale.
|
|
" CBS News president Susan Zirinsky: "Every day I will take 5 minutes to be grateful for each person at CBS News -- whether they are risking their lives in a war zone or doing battle for a taped piece.
|
|
There's a breathless intensity to the sequences of human soldiers doing battle against a Sunfire elf with a blade that can cut through anything, or Soren and Claudia trying to use ballistae to shoot down a fire-breathing dragon.
|
|
And yet: It took a single Congress and Madison's Republican Party was doing battle with Hamilton's Federalist Party, voting in predictable patterns, calling each other nasty names (like "monocrat" and "Jacobin"), and fighting over the provision of presidential furniture.
|
|
We know it, if we know it at all, as a dimly remembered chapter in high school history, or as scenes from old black-and-white movies of soldiers hunkered in trenches doing battle with Germans in pointy helmets.
|
|
BlackBerry suing Nokia is 2017 is a bit like the secret Rocky/Apollo Creed fight in Rocky III revealed in 2015's Creed – two once mighty champions doing battle one more time, with a heck of lot fewer people looking on.
|
|
With Chelsea's Guus Hiddink and his former PSV Eindhoven player Ronald Koeman now doing battle as managers, it appeared the pupil might come out on top when Southampton took the lead through a Shane Long header just before the break.
|
|
If you haven't been following, the two companies have been doing battle in the court system for some time after Match Group failed to acquire Bumble twice — once in a deal that would have valued it at over $1 billion.
|
|
At the top of the division, meanwhile, there's a Houston Astros club with a lot to prove to itself doing battle with a Seattle Mariners team on the move and a Texas Rangers franchise on the last legs of fading glory.
|
|
Under intense stress, the line between lucidity and madness can be fuzzy, especially so for someone who has been alone for almost two months, trekking miles each day while doing battle with raging winds, unseasonal snowfall, whiteout visibility and polar temperatures.
|
|
Since the United States began to pull back after the 2011 NATO intervention, an array of regional powers — all Western-armed American partners — have plunged into the vacuum, providing weapons and support to favored clients doing battle with one another.
|
|
Neither should the fact that Trump's traditional antics were again on display: grabbing center stage, doing battle with allies he ostensibly disrespects, taking the opportunity to defend himself on domestic issues and ensuring that his own ego takes precedence over US national interests.
|
|
While he doesn't do so much to challenge theater's conventions, Quesne creates one of the festival's more satisfying performances that left me wanting to know more about the relationship between his subjects, proving you can challenge an audience without necessarily doing battle with form.
|
|
A top career Defense Department official described to House impeachment investigators her dismay over the summer's delay of U.S. military aid to Ukraine, painting a portrait of a Pentagon doing battle with the White House over the release of funding deemed "vital" to national security.
|
|
At the bottom is a low fever of chutney, hyperactive green chiles doing battle with fresh, bright mint, white pepper, pomegranate seed, vinegar and lime; on top, raita suffused with cumin and more mint, and a cut of tomato gone darkly sweet on the grill.
|
|
And when people first started imagining nations doing battle in outer space, outer space wasn't full of satellites whose destruction could cripple global communications or snuff out a nation's real-time surveillance of its enemies, thus giving a nuclear power a potentially itchy defensive trigger finger.
|
|
One of the most interesting exhibits on display at the time was an array of personal drone prototypes, created by the University Of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre's (AMRC) Design and Prototyping Group — all of which looked like something you might find doing battle in a sci-fi epic.
|
|
What Evers lacks in sizzle, Democrats are hoping he compensates for with a record of clashes with Walker over education… After years of doing battle with unions and pushing conservative legislation, Walker may be the one Republican who gets Wisconsin Democrats as agitated as President Donald Trump does.
|
|
Within Mr. de Blasio's political base in the heavily Democratic city, doing battle with Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz, who are seeking the Republican presidential nomination, can only bolster his standing among liberal voters, who will help decide next year whether to nominate him for a second term.
|
|
Despite a vibrant community currently doing battle with the Four Gentrifying Horsemen of the Apocalypse (read: champagne bars, tapas places, street food markets, and artisanal coffee spots), Brixton and its surrounding borough of Lambeth still experience higher than average levels of unemployment and high levels of teenage pregnancy, truancy, and homelessness.
|
|
The narrative flits among various stories, with Fionn Whitehead and singer Harry Styles as young soldiers, Nolan regular Hardy as a British pilot doing battle over the Channel and Rylance serving as what amounts to a perfect, soulful surrogate for all the ordinary Britons who boarded small boats and brought their boys home.
|
|
Just one year ahead of Alex at Santa Monica High School 220 miles away, Miller was already becoming the bombastic force we saw on television this month, when, in his current role as a presidential adviser, he stood at the White House lectern doing battle with the CNN correspondent Jim Acosta over immigration policy.
|
|
After the election Mrs May will increasingly present herself as a champion of a new brand of one-nation Toryism: a brand of Conservatism that tries to unite the British people as a whole into a single political community while at the same time doing battle with the "Brussels bureaucrats" who want to do Britain down.
|
|
Aggressive warmongers, successfully spread out across the continents, forming global superpowers… it seemed to me we shared more in common with the Argentine ants than was comfortable to admit, and that in doing battle against the ants we'd come close to the crux of conservation and our ideas of what is natural and of what nature should be.
|
|
That may be a total coincidence, or it may be that investors are anticipating a surge of new sales at the retailer thanks to the massive amount of free publicity Trump garnered for their store, or the way that doing battle with an unpopular president could boost its profile in the large metropolitan areas where most of its stores are located.
|
|
There was so much pressure on Wonder Woman — which was a good movie that I enjoyed a lot — to feel like a completely unproblematic feminist triumph that when it came out, it was fashionable in certain corners of the internet to remark approvingly that the male gaze didn't exist in that movie, as though Diana weren't constantly doing battle in a strapless leotard and miniskirt.
|
|
The White House in particular sought to challenge the claims made by Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia, who expressed her dismay over the summer's delay of nearly $85003 million in U.S. military aid to Ukraine, painting a portrait of a Pentagon doing battle with the White House over the release of funding deemed "vital" to national security.
|
|
Most of the books we found presented a familiar narrative — dreidels and menorahs and pious Maccabees doing battle against their enemies — but between the lines, there were some hints at a darker story, enough to send me to Wikipedia and the Books of Maccabees on the (definitely not Jewish but very helpful) Bible Gateway website, which led me back to the library for another stack of books, this one for myself.
|
|