Sentence examples for deliver war from inspiring English sources

And while you can certainly argue the New York Times is more skeptical in its war reporting now (or are they?), the fearmongering about terrorism on television news is perhaps worse than it was in 2003 – when Dick Cheney would gleefully go on Meet the Press, his favorite stomping ground to deliver war propaganda to the public.

But over the years we've become so prosperous and we have developed technology that allows us to deliver war to other people, and it never falls on us.

She was one of the "Atagirls," a group of women who were pilots that delivered war aircraft to squadrons across Britain during World War II.

We're great at delivering war stories about cohabiting with our exes months longer than necessary.

From there he went to Montreal, where, in a meeting with General Carleton and more than 1,500 Indians, negotiated similar agreements, and delivered war belts "to be held ready for service".

The reason for going to war, if we must fight, Madame President, is not because Saddam Hussein has failed to deliver gulf war prisoners or Kuwaiti property.

He still has happy memories of working alongside Gul Agha Shirzai, the local strongman in Kandahar, who may have been loathed by the people but could be counted on to deliver American war materiel to anywhere in the region for only $5,000 a truckload.

The director of the new Star Trek film will be moving galaxies to deliver Star Wars Episode VII according to reports.

The affair has also boosted the personal standing of Mr Kostunica, who has long been more popular than Mr Djindjic with voters.As anti-western sentiment (and in particular, resentment of the war-crimes tribunal in The Hague) resurfaces among Serbian citizens, it will be harder for the authorities in Belgrade to yield to international pressure and deliver more war-crimes suspects to the UN court.

After a year of talk about how to make large-scale oil exports to the United States profitable, the Russian oil industry said today that it had settled on a plan -- a 1,550-mile 1,550-mileo a new oil terminal at Murmansk, the Arctic deepipelineortowhere convoys delivered americanewar supplies toilussia during World War II.

From April 2nd , 1917 when Wilson delivered his War Message until the spring of 1918 when American troops first saw action in Europe, public opinion against the war had been reversed from being mostly unfavorable to being overwhelmingly in favor of the war.