battle of nerves การใช้

• Franco is in the middle of a battle of nerves with Cardoso.
• It was a battle of nerves and it took its toll.
• IMAGE : To be a working mother in the east today is a constant battle of nerves.
• It will be a battle of nerves,
• Four or five groups came in, all but Baker-Finch stumbled, and the playoff was a battle of nerves.
• It became a battle of nerves.
• Every week still comes down to a battle of nerves, a waiting game to see who slips up first.
• "We have won the battle of nerves and we will surely win the battle of bullets, " he said.
• Chinese newspapers played the story halfway down the front page, drawing moderate attention to the escalating battle of nerves.
• The event draws the world's best sailing teams to Langenargen in a battle of nerve and skill on the water.
• The event draws the world's best sailing teams to Gyeonggi in a gladiatorial battle of nerve and skill on the water.
• The event draws the world's best sailing teams to Marstrand in a gladiatorial battle of nerve and skill on the water.
• The battle of nerves began in the eighth, when the Mariners scored twice off David Cone to tie it at 4.
• The event draws the world's best sailing teams to St . Moritz in a gladiatorial battle of nerve and skill on the water.
• Iran and Saudi Arabia are locked in a battle of nerves as Asian qualifying for the 2002 soccer World Cup enters its final weekend.
• The film, well paced and cleverly constructed as it builds to one last killer twist, becomes a battle of nerves between Faraday and Lang.
• As soon as I got on the course, I knew that I was skiing well, and that was good for me in my battle of nerves.
• In a battle of nerves which nearly took three hours, Coetzer had to fight back in the deciding set with gritty tennis to make the difference.
• The Senate leader won a battle of nerves on the budget deal, forcing Clinton to cave and turn on one of the few Democrats who has steadfastly supported him.