Sentence examples for commence a war from inspiring English sources

"What do dragons eat anyway?" - When both the Northerners and Daenerys with her advisors commence a war room, many voice their displeasure at Daenerys being their new queen.

Former commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet James Lyons, along with security analyst Richard Fisher, had a pointed recommendation for the Obama administration: "Either it leads the way to a new 'armed peace' in this region, or China will soon commence a war for domination".

He would throw me his rope and I — and whoever else happened to be around — would commence a tug-of-war against the wind so the three-ton monster would land straight up.

Clinton and his advisers suspected that the North Koreans did not want a war to commence but also could not tolerate the humiliation of capitulating to IAEA demands.

This is about war philosophies: how easily a president is willing to commit troops to war, how he might execute a war once it commences and how willing he is to end it.

By the time the Judiciary Committee hearings commenced in September, anti-Bork forces had raised a war chest of $12 million.

A month later, on 14 July, the two countries commenced a four-day war that resulted in around 2000 deaths.

"Those who are to conduct a war cannot in the nature of things be proper or safe judges whether a war ought to be commenced, continued or concluded," he argued.

It is well documented that the race between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. for the hearts and minds of the Third World was a critical influence on U.S. leaders like Kennedy and Johnson in deciding to embrace the fight against Jim Crow and then later, in Johnson's case, commence the War on Poverty.

The developers said great civilizations can now agree to commence a research agreement, instead of just establishing trade or declaring war.

The two commence a blissed-out romance.