Sentence examples for a cold war of from inspiring English sources

Now what are the chances of HBO and Showtime, which have had a cold war of their own, issuing their own communiqué, vowing to end their differences and decide which of their pay-per-view networks, TVKO or SET, will carry the fight?

Not from a Cold War between two countries, but a cold war of our own political making.

Without proper conflict-resolution, relationships deteriorate into unhealthy patterns of avoidance, passive-aggression, escape, impasse, or a cold war – none of which can coexist with healthy lovemaking.

Italy resurrected itself as a cold war ally of Britain and America.

I also looked yesterday at a Cold War fantasy of what a Pope should be.

Habré, a cold war ally of the west, had fled to Senegal after being toppled in a 1990 coup.

Bobby Fischer's psychodramatic match with Boris Spassky in Iceland, thirty-five yeago ago, was a Cold War epic (of a particularly neurotic type).

Certainly North Korea is no China or Soviet Union; it is not the other pole of a cold war and has a tiny fraction of the military power or population.

We have had remarkably much to ponder lately, especially in regard to the works of Dmitri Shostakovich, who seems condemned to languish in a perpetual cold war of academic commentary on his political loyalties, even as his works are everywhere acclaimed.

It's a new cold war, of sorts.

I see one of our four platform horseman in the midst of a Cold War.