Sentence examples for To be war from inspiring English sources

There's going to be war.

That is going to be war".

"It's going to be war".

Any more than one and it was going to be war.

And when you say justice, it doesn't have to be war.

Most appear to be war lovers, a type the French call baroudeurs.

And most Americans are delighted that the present plan is to quit Iraq by the end of this year.America has reason to be war-weary.

THE European project's greatest fans are supposed to be war-scarred visionaries and remote sheep farmers keen on new roads being built to their front gates.

What would we do if we were caught in a soon to be war-torn country – continue our jobs or run for the hills?

The wars we fight nowadays - |Libya, Afghanistan – seem to be wars in which we interfere in other countries.

Nowadays, however, the only big projects politicians are willing to undertake — with expense no object — seem to be wars.