Sentence examples for bit war from inspiring English sources

Then, to pep up the storyline a bit, war breaks out and J&J are called up.

Use food coloring and food markers to give them angry faces or to make them look a bit war worn.

In fact, she seemed only a bit war-torn from the media circus surrounding the release of this CD.

River cruisers call in to offer foreign pensioners a bit of war tourism.The European project was built on the idea of post-war reconciliation between France and Germany.

"Oh, that bit of war!

Film-making is a manic-depressive business, a bit like war.

"In 1942, after I'd turned 18, my number came up and I was conscripted, so I saw quite a bit of war.

Now Pepsi is engaging in a bit of war re-enactment, remaking a well-known comparative commercial, but with a twist, replacing Coke and Pepsi with the sugarless versions Coke Zero and Pepsi Max.

The woods are threatened by a Giant (voiced by Glenn Close), whose presence provides Sheader a chance to engage in a bit of "War Horse -style puppetry — spectacle for spectacle's sake.

The woods are threatened by a Giant (voiced by Glenn Close), whose presence provides Sheader a chance to engage in a bit of "War Horse -style puppetry—spectacle for spectacle's sake.

She wanted to change the country and a bit like war theory and Clausewitz she realised that sooner or later you had to confront the main enemy and she saw the main enemy, rightly or wrongly, as the National Union of Mineworkers.