Sentence examples for battlefield all from inspiring English sources

The intelligence flows from the battlefield, all the way up the chain of command.

"It's a bit like being on the battlefield, all these bodies lying around, and you look at all the waste and the destruction, and think it really shouldn't have happened at all".

We can respect the good he does on the battlefield all the more, knowing he himself is so flawed.

New tools and techniques are in use from the battlefield all the way back to hospital in the UK – or wherever a soldier may need to go.

Yes, things were so much easier in Blair's heyday, facing a clapped-out, discredited Tory opponent and operating in a world all but free of the SNP and Ukip, where Labour had the battlefield all to itself.

He didn't make propaganda, but he knew war firsthand as a young officer, and in his "Knight Errant" (1915) in this show he summed up what it felt like to be lying on a battlefield, all by yourself, with death as your next-door neighbor.

Lincoln, in his Second Inaugural, rightly argued that what the Confederates lost on the battlefield was "all the wealth piled by the bondsman's two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil".

Though there are nearby hotels, visiting journalists sleep in Army tents, in a subdivision called Camp Justice, and the pressroom is inside an airplane hanger Gitmo is a "battlefield," after all.

Similar analytical units, at Central Command, in Tampa, and at the International Security Assistance Force, in Kabul, sorted battlefield and all-source intelligence, designated subjects for additional collection, and conducted pattern analysis of relationships among terrorists, couriers, and raw data collected in the field.

Maybe then our culture will start to understand that not all wars take place on a battlefield, and all struggling with PTSD need and deserve representation.

Some might well return to the battlefield after all we've done to them.