Sentence examples for blast of war from inspiring English sources

He was killed fighting next to Specialist Flores on April 4. The grimmest implications of the order hit home on that day, when many of the men, who had been told to prepare for a peacekeeping mission in Iraq, caught the full blast of war.

This is no definitive list of brilliant games that won't eat up your every waking hour, but off the top of my head Journey, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, and the aforementioned, Platinum-developed bullet-hell-goes-Gears-of-War blast of Vanquish stand out as superb examples of games that get in, deliver maximum bang for moderate buck, and get out again before the sweat's soaked into your pants.

This is no definitive list of brilliant games that won't eat up your every waking hour, but off the top of my head Journey, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and the aforementioned, Platinum-developed bullet-hell-goes-Gears-of-War blast of Vanquish stand out as superb examples of games that get in, deliver maximum bang for moderate buck, and get out again before the sweat's soaked into your pants.

Grenades have a much larger blast radius in Gears of War 2, so if an opponent sets it off while you're near, you'll likely be killed too.

And when Mr. Springsteen shared the E Street Band with John Fogerty, their first song together was "Fortunate Son," Creedence Clearwater Revival's blast at the uneven burdens of war.

The novel opens less with a bang than with a series of blasts: war, massacre, kidnapping, connected only through their hapless witness.

The terror and the blast of firepower changed the war film, even if it only used a revolver.

LONDON — When bloodshed comes to places close to conflict, there is sometimes a sense of cynical anticipation: Bombs go bang, bullets blast, often as not in theaters of war or deprivation, or both; armies fight, militants roam and the combatants provide by no means the only, or even the most numerous, casualties.

At one point a film (assembled by Eric Olson) interrupts the onstage activity to present images of war, nuclear blasts and other scenes.

Houses burned and blasted in nearly 13 years of war straggled out from either side of the miraculously intact metalled road that led the rebels away from the relative security of their base.

Perhaps paid or simply taking advantage of the chaos of war, they blasted their way through the area on their way into the city to loot, rape and pillage.