Sentence examples for constantly warring from inspiring English sources
The picture is like This Is Spinal Tap for real, an unintentionally hilarious excursion into the lives of a group of self-regarding, inarticulate, constantly warring rock artists.
For more than two centuries the Xiongnu, more or less constantly warring with China, remained the major force in the eastern regions of Central Asia.
Born a few years after Confucius's death, Mozi was raised in a period when the feudal hierarchy instituted at the beginning of the Zhou dynasty (12th or 11th century bce to 256 bce) was swiftly disintegrating and China was divided into small, constantly warring feudal states.
The square-jawed Mr. Kelly, the first general to hold the chief of staff position since Alexander M. Haig during the Nixon administration, will be an imposing and strait-laced figure in a West Wing filled with constantly warring aides and advisers, most of whom came to Washington with virtually no experience in federal government before Mr. Trump's victory last year.
They are constantly warring to gain more territory and recruits.
The Sureños, and so by proxy MS-13, is constantly warring with their historic rivals the Norteños, or the Northern California coalition of gangs loosely organized under the Neustra Familia's banner.
With such new players on the field along with the attendant anxieties of depending on the feds for 92% of its revenues Amedisys is constantly war-gaming various strategies and toying with alternate budgets.
Imagine wars that were conducted constantly, wars in which both sides might not be bent on destroying one another but would rather focus on capturing resources or slowing down economic performance or producing popular frustration or distributing misinformation or manipulating elections or markets.
Right here at home, we constantly war with our neighbors and wrestle with voices of competition and comparison that ultimately bully us as we do others.
They warred constantly and practised cannibalism.
