Sentence examples for age of war from inspiring English sources
AGE OF WAR "Hit you with a rock, or call in a satellite hit.
"But the visible rewards of peace have also obscured the fact that the age of war is not over.
An Anglo-Balkan moment The end of the age of war ReprintsNot all the news is bad, however.
An Anglo-Balkan moment The end of the age of war ReprintsIt is amazing that, in 2009, Britain is still debating debates.
An Anglo-Balkan moment The end of the age of war ReprintsThe long withdrawing roarIn Britain, Afghanistan has generally been regarded as the "good war".
It's hard to imagine how, in our age of war weariness and small apartments, anyone else could feel so passionately about this stuff.
The idea of British troops fighting so far from home seemed odder at the time than it might in today's age of wars.
I was a monk in an age of warring barbarians, but I always had a cross and a stained glass window before my reverent eyes".
One thing our Founding Fathers generally agreed upon, and indeed most everyone agreed upon until our age of endless war began with World War II, was that a standing army is the quickest way to tyranny.
He added that as undesirable as it would be to revive such an arrangement, in an age of terrorism, "war is tough".
IS THE world returning to an age of class war and industrial strife, as victims of the recession join forces against heartless bosses?
