Sentence examples for debris of war from inspiring English sources

The debris of war can be hauled away, buried and incinerated.

While Vietnam remains poor, it has had several decades to clear away the debris of war and build up a thriving tourist industry.

Now the founder of the Halo Trust has won the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award for his work clearing the world of the deadly debris of war.

The dark-red brick ramparts, reconstructed from the medieval walls discovered under the debris of war, surround the Old City, bathed in a glow of antique claret.

Being sent back to serve on the Falkland Islands in 1983, surrounded by the debris of war, did not help.

However, the debris of war on the beach poses problems for the peninsula's ecosystem, according to Andrew Gibson, the reserve's manager for Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.

"It is happening in the context in which we are still sifting through the considerable emotional debris of the war that finished 20 years plus ago," Mr. Feltham said.

Among the paper debris and prisoners of war, the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency may find information that would reveal the operations of Qaeda cells in other places.

As the war in Iraq painfully demonstrated, refashioning national institutions from the debris of a civil war can be more taxing than the original military intervention.

The legend of Billy the Kid emerged from the debris of the Lincoln County War, the complex and extremely nasty feud that erupted in New Mexico in 1878, pitting the area's wealthy ranchers against the town merchants, led by James Dolan.

His heart pounded as four of his soldiers carried the first two bodies back to their truck, a 10-minute walk through a nightmarish landscape of war debris and filthy snow.