Sentence examples for a truce of from inspiring English sources

A truce of sorts seems to be in the offing.

A truce, of sorts, was declared so as not to mar the day.

At some point, the painting is abandoned; a truce of sorts is declared.

A truce of sorts, meanwhile, has been called in the cupcake wars.

A few years before he died, Pauling wrote to Shectman to suggest a truce of sorts.

A truce of four days for noncombatants to leave the city was arranged before hostilities were to resume.

Lawmakers sometimes call a truce on the occasion of the president's annual address to Congress.

Block grants would bring a truce to the tug-of-wars between Washington and the states.

"It is not a truce," Sister Sharon Holland of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, the main network of U.S. nuns, told reporters in Rome.

To claim that legions of Yankee haters are now backing the Bronx Bombers ("A Truce: Legions of Yankee Haters Are Temporary Rooters," Oct. 25) takes the term fuzzy math to new heights.

Then he sat down at the small table and made a plea for a truce instead of a political war.