field of battle

How To Use field of battle In A Sentence

• Losing a man on the field of battle is a terrible thing, but losing a man when the army is bedded down for the winter is truly a tragedy.
• But while vanquishing the enemy on the field of battle is necessary, it is not sufficient.
• It seemed to [previous speakers] a worthy thing that such an honor should be given at their burial to the dead who have fallen on the field of battle.
• He threw down his rifle and ran from the field of battle.
• The defeated army had to retreat hastily from the field of battle.
• However, they could not forget the bonds they had forged with their French brothers on the field of battle.
• The threats from the beach were horrifying enough to have made Napoleon turn from the field of battle.
• The risk of uncontrolled migration is their chosen field of battle. Times, Sunday Times
• I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is the moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious. Vince Lombardi 
• In fact chivalry has been defined as the interpenetration of Christianity into the practice of arms: the chivalrous knight of the Middle Ages was not only a brave and skilful fighter, ready whenever occasion arose to reveal his prowess on the field of battle, but also he stood for utter chastity, for a high standard of honor, for the protection of the defenseless and the weak, and for mercy and humanity to a vanquished foe. Chivalry in the British Empire