Sentence examples for chapters of this war from inspiring English sources

"I lived through all the phases, all the chapters of this war that we had in Lebanon," she said in her hospital room not far from Paris.

Around 800,000 people died of starvation in one of the most horrific chapters of the war as the city was besieged by the Nazis for two and a half years.

Local investigators have chalked up the cases to common crime in a region with its share of gang and other violence, but residents say the episodes have not been thoroughly investigated and hearken back to the darkest chapters of the war.

Mitchell has a signed a non-disclosure agreement with the CIA and was unable to discuss his alleged role in the agency's enhanced interrogation program, but VICE News met up with him in suburban Florida to discuss the Senate's report and one of the darkest chapters of the war on terror.

Some of those were in Switzerland, a little-known, ugly chapter of the war that Mr. Miller tells in detail.

In "Battle for Haditha," the British filmmaker Nick Broomfield revisits a wretched chapter of the war in Iraq.

It is appropriate to be concerned, for that closing chapter of the war could increase the appetite for revenge and retribution.

Now that a crucial chapter of the war seems closed, the outlook will hinge largely on consumer and corporate attitudes, according to the executives and economists.

Cohen gives a powerful account of a chapter of the war that was long suppressed in part, he argues, because American authorities didn't recognize that their own soldiers had been caught in a "little outpost of the Holocaust".

After five years of fits and starts, Vietnam joined the United States today in approving a far-reaching trade agreement that throws open its economy and brings an end to a final chapter of the war.

The advisers' extreme caution lays bare the steep challenge ahead after the official end of the American troop "surge" on Friday and as the mission shifts toward the next chapter of the war: preparing the Afghans to fight on their own.