win a battle

They had won a battle, but the war was just beginning.

"But you can win a battle and lose a war if we turn the will of the people against us."

This might be a completely new way to win a battle.

There was no way to win a battle without killing men.

Alexander was always thinking of new ways to win a battle.

He went on to win a battle royal the following month.

To simply win a battle was not enough, there must be detail.

Any success he used to consider as winning a battle.

You can win a battle here and there, but the war is always ongoing.

"Sometimes the only way to win a battle is to avoid fighting it."

Maybe so, but I never saw a haircut win a battle.

"The only way you win a battle of this size is always playing on the offensive."

"In any case, this will be a good place for him to win a battle.

The Shadow had won a battle with foes of right.

Instead, they decide winning a battle is not worth losing a personal war.

Thirteen years ago, he won a battle with colon cancer.

"We might win a battle here, but at such cost we cannot take the city."

All this lot would have to do to win a battle would be to stand still.

"At least he would be the first general to overthrow a government without ever having won a battle.

They had won a battle in Berlin, but the results were inconclusive.

Capturing a banner had nothing to do with winning a battle.

There are various methods of winning a battle without a sword.

"We have won a battle, I believe, for writers everywhere."

The shareholders won a battle, but not the war.

We have won a battle, but we are a long way from winning the war.