Sentence examples for At hostilities from inspiring English sources

The first manifestation occurred in March 1946, when the U.S.S.R. failed to evacuate Iran on schedule and Secretary of State Byrnes was obliged to go to the UN Security Council and even hint at hostilities to get Moscow to retreat.

Every cantering bar hints at hostility.

For now, at least, hostilities appear to have been suspended.

In 1797 98 he helped to reduce Federalist-sponsored expenditures aimed at promoting hostilities with France.

While the video reflects the utter desolation in a city that was once home to more than 650,000 people, peace talks aimed at ending hostilities remain frustratingly unproductive.

YET ONCE THE WAR of 1812 was concluded, the nation looked back at the hostilities; and now from the perspective of experience, the strategic and economic necessity of a canal became increasingly apparent.

For most of the subsequent years his occasional public transvestism was largely met with, at best, puzzlement; at worst, hostility and violence.

Whether men, women, or children, we in the audience become conditioned, as does he, to view them with (at best) suspicion and (at worst) hostility.

All of this frequently adds up to confusion at best, and hostility at worst, when people encounter butch lesbians.

AT THE height of hostilities between Rome and Carthage, Cato the Elder could not keep quiet.

A second will look at the flip side of gender stereotypes at work: hostility toward men.