Sentence examples for collision of war from inspiring English sources
It seems all but certain that the inevitable collision of war and politics will be at the forefront in Washington for some time.
A heady collision of wax, sweet leather and tropical fruit.
Sometimes Thomas tries to soften the blow: "The messy collision of Kennedy's war on crime with his war on Castro, aggravated by his brother's poor taste in paramours, is the worst chapter in an otherwise noble career of public service".
Last month's outbreak of war, though, has brought her two worlds into collision.
This was not the case in that other war, a Manichaean collision of good and evil which probably allowed America its last moment of true decency.
These include terrorist nuclear plots, nations drawn to the brink of nuclear war, and the collision of nuclear submarines.
The soldiers love him; the top brass are deeply irritated and it's clear that an awful collision is approaching, especially as Cronauer himself is beginning to let the horror of war get him down.
The government was tonight set on a collision course with the public sector after union leaders accused George Osborne of issuing a "declaration of war" by ruling that public-sector spending should be reduced by £83bn by 2014.
But now the collision of interests over how to end the war in Afghanistan, and the bitterness over the Davis affair, have exposed deep-seated differences, he said.
The uncomfortable collision of escapist, destination-partiers, and refugees escaping war, is a tension growing ever stronger in Europe.
