Sentence examples for a continual war from inspiring English sources
Ned, born of immigrant Irish stock, grows up adoring his fiery-tempered mother, Ellen, whose life is a continual war of provocation with her feckless husband and the "traps" (police constables) who persecute her kinfolk.
After Justinian I fought an almost continual war for forty years to recover the old Roman Empire, he seized Dalmatia, and Klis was from 537, a part of Byzantine Empire.
Chad, a creation of French colonial mapmakers who threw together different populations into a desolate patch of land twice the size of Texas, has experienced continual war since gaining independence in 1960.
Despite the publication's removal of the story from their site, Fox News continues to cite the story as legitimate news within the station's continual war on transgender individuals.
They are war, continual war, and "war is god".
If the myth of the perfect marriage is poisonous, then so is the myth of the continual "war of the sexes".
The Percys had all of these, but the real foundation of their fortunes was the continual war on the borders of England and Scotland in the 14th and 15th centuries.
Afghans have mixed feelings about the drawdown of foreign troops, many believing that with the deteriorating security situation their presence is needed to back up the Afghan effort to bring peace after more than three decades of continual war.
Earlier this year, Obama said, "no country can maintain its freedom in the face of continual war".
The willingness of Bernie Sanders to move beyond the traditional American paradigm of continual war, in the hopes of ending continual terror, is why Sanders has the right formula to defeat ISIS.
