Sentence examples for a dangerous war from inspiring English sources

He also recalls how he knew, before an official mission briefing, when an assignment was going to involve travel to a dangerous war zone.

Bergdahl washed out of the Coast Guard with a mental breakdown, but they issued him a waiver and deployed him to a dangerous war zone.

And we're going to do it the way reporters and outsiders often learn more about a dangerous war: by listening to people who have fled from the country or recently visited, and hearing their stories.

The false news stories manage to seem plausible in a dangerous, "War of the Worlds" way, coming across as only slightly distorted versions of the clichés that appear all day on CNN and Fox News.

After all, just as Georgia shook off an exaggerated reputation as a post-Soviet backwater overrun with gangsters, it now must erase its image as a dangerous war zone dotted with Russian tanks.

Because I know that a superficially reformed financial system, both in terms of banking and international architecture, will continue to do great harm, permitting imbalances and injustices that will bring a serious collapse or a dangerous war if they are not addressed.

Kirk has to journey into a dangerous war-zone to neutralise a terrible weapon.

"It's not as if it's a really dangerous war zone & I'm sure he'd have come quietly," he tweeted.

But short of unforeseeable - even now with a new, dangerous war looming - apocalyptic disaster, there is little or no chance of racist nationalism moving back from the lunatic fringe to the centre stage of politics in Europe.

As darkness began to fall across Europe in the 1930s she fled to France and endured a desperate and dangerous war that would make a compelling story in itself.

Fazıl Ahmed Paşa won unparalleled prestige when he conquered Candia (modern Iráklion) in Crete (Sept . 27 , 1669after a siege of 28 months and thus terminated a long and dangerous war with Venice.