Sentence examples for call to war from inspiring English sources
"They're a call to war for all indigenous people," she said.
Miss Fish answered the call to war in 1915 and served with the Red Cross in France.
In most of the female parts I play, there's no need to make a call to war!
That language pointed the finger mostly at President Bush, demanding that he explain himself and his call to war.
Abkhaz leaders, feeling secure under the protection of Moscow, treat talk of restoring Georgian authority as a call to war.
By noon, loudspeakers in mosques throughout Amiriyah were broadcasting a call to war: "It is time to stand up and fight" al-Qaeda.
He didn't have an accident but he didn't get called to war, either.
We who have not been called to war, or have been lucky enough not to lose anyone dear, still feel the loss.
Soon after the news broke in the summer of 1950 that North Korea had invaded the Republic of Korea, Kapaun was among the 300,000 U.S. servicemen called to war.
For Roger Clemens, the most lasting memories of childhood are the day his father died and the day his brother was called to war.
If the nation is called to war, that counsel should be shaped by experience preparing for battles and leading forces in combat, Mr. Rumsfeld said.
