Sentence examples for depth war from inspiring English sources

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Even in the depths of war in occupied France, Florence Waren and Frederic Apcar — or "Florence et Frederic," as they were billed — dazzled Paris, he in tails, she in jeweled gowns with flowers in her hair, the two of them gliding and swirling across the stage as one of the most famous ballroom-dance teams in Europe.

They see the Taliban as a way to ensure a friendly government in Kabul, necessary for strategic depth in a war against India.

Early in the war, depth charge stowage increased to 33 in the C class, while the D class carried 38.

In the depths of World War II, Fautrier evolved an emphasis on materials over images that became an important alternative to Abstract Expressionism.

It is a tight fit, in the depths of the war crimes tribunal building in The Hague, in the tiny holding cell and visitors' room.

Soldiers or journalists returning for the first time since the depths of civil war sometimes marvel at the transformation of public and private life, how once-dead streets now bustle with Thursday night shoppers and acres of razed buildings have been replanted with palatial new houses.

Here, we remember the men who kept faith alive in the hellish depths of World War II.

In the early 20th century, while the rest of the world was engulfed in the depths of World War I, the U.S. was looking to its south.

This was the so-called "Reset Summit" to bring American/Russian relations out of the neo-Cold War depths they'd sunk to last year.

They have come together enthusiastically and hungrily, but always civilly, to debate matters of intense moral disagreement--something that would pull many other nations into the depths of civil war.