Sentence examples for beat the war from inspiring English sources

At once it began to beat the war drums over Kashmir.

On Pakistan Rajiv has been known to beat the war drums, emphasising that both General Zia and President Reagan are working together to dismember India.

Just days ago, Thompson, the same Republican presidential candidate who headed the Senate investigation into illegal foreign fund raising in Bill Clinton's 1996 presidential campaign, beat the war drums on--you guessed it--Sen.

Nearly all the media's commentators, think tanks, and Mideast "experts" who beat the war drums over Iraq remain in place today, continuing to misinform Americans about the Muslim world.

To claim otherwise is to market a myth and it's time for John McCain to acknowledge it -- to give credit where credit is due: to those fine officers of our military who decided to talk, even as the administration continued to beat the war drums.

He beats the war drums on Iran.

There, the president reproached his Republican opponents for beating the war drums about Iran.

Kristol's magazine, the Weekly Standard, has been loudly beating the war drums.

The neoconservatives were beating the war drums on Iraq as far back as the late 1990's.

For months, the ground has been prepared with retired generals beating the war drums following outrages and taunts by Islamic State.

The Tory tabloids – Tory broadsheets too – have been beating the war drum about the prospect of public sector strike action over pensions for months.