Usage of "have battle"

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Usage of have battle in English

Only a handful of Ansara warriors have battle skills that equal mine. 
 Sanctuary 

We will have battle with the sunrise, my friends. 
 The darkest road 

You'll have battle practice each day, of course, but there is plenty of other work to do. 
 Chaosbound 

Since that day the Wallabies and New Zealand have battled 36 times. 
 The Irish Times 

Other minority groups also have battled discrimination through gains at the polls. 
 Reuters 

It seems Margaret from Accounts has battled for years with her weight. 
 The Guardian 

This isn't the first time the region has battled famine and starvation. 
 Ebony 

Guptill had battled his way to 23 runs without hitting a boundary. 
 Radio NZ 

Pakistan and India had battled over the disputed Kashmir territory since 1947. 
 Frontier fury 

Firefighters, many of them volunteers, have battled to control the latest blazes. 
 The Irish Times 

Lawmakers have battled over the bureau since it was created in 2010. 
 Reuters 

We 've battled through the depths of January, and here comes our reward. 
 The Irish Times 

Burnley have battled hard to ensure their EPL status for another season. 
 The South African 

Politicians like to have battles to fight to show their reforming zeal. 
 The Guardian 

You will have battles to fight because every Englishman is naturally anti-Roman. 
 Eminent Victorians 

He might as well have battled with a locomotive going full speed. 
 O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 

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Meanings of have battle in English