Sentence examples for discovery of a war from inspiring English sources

That's a response to Fox News Channel's discovery of a "war on Christmas".

A number of high-profile corruption scandals and the discovery of a secret war against Basque terrorism projected an image of an aloof and arrogant government.

Two Eurostar trains bound for London have been delayed and a station evacuated after the discovery of a "world war souvenir".

In the freestyle skiing, British halfpipe champion Katie Summerhayes finished a creditable fifth in her event and despite the discovery of a World War II bomb just minutes away from the competition venue, Katherine Gale remained calm and only narrowly missed out on a medal in the skills competition.

This was brought home to me forcefully not long ago by the discovery of an unpublished war poem by Sassoon.

"NOVA: HITLER'S LOST SUB" About the 1991 discovery of a sunken World War II U-boat, found only 60 miles off the coast of New Jersey, with its unexploded torpedoes and the bodies of its crew still aboard.

Trains services have been suspended between Swansea and Carmarthen after the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb.

A medal ceremony at the Winter Youth Olympics in Innsbruck was postponed after the discovery of an unexploded World War Two explosive.

He paused and went on, "Of course, if that hadn't worked, I was prepared to announce the discovery of a long-lost Civil War battlefield in the swamp.

She sought to portray Obama as an effete cosmopolitan, pursuing the presidency as a journey of "personal discovery", while McCain, a war hero who made a surprise appearance at the end of the evening, put country first.

Much has been made lately of the discovery of a short, silent, anti-war film called Mickey Mouse in Vietnam.