Sentence examples for drew war from inspiring English sources

His "prolific though somewhat uneven two-year stint at Atlas", where he first drew war comics, yielded superlative art in such stories as "The City That Time Forgot", in Marvel Tales #144 (March 1956); "Menace from the Stars", in Mystery Tales #44 (Aug. 1956); "The Unknown Ones", in Astonishing #57 (Jan . 1957; "Dreadnaught", in Navy Tales #2 (March 1957); and "Helpless", in Battle #55 (Nov. 1957).

"Jews here feel not just welcome, but understood," says John Feinstein, a transplant from New York.The chance of a share in new prosperity can help draw warring groups closer though it is not enough on its own.

Brennan noted that while the borders of the countries are still drawn, warring factions within them are wresting control from the central governments.

The British drew up war plans to attack New York and sent reinforcements to Canada.

Before today's draw, War Emblem's brain trust -- the owner, Prince Ahmed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia; the racing manager, Richard Mulhall; and the trainer, Bob Baffert -- had hoped for a little luck in the two-tier selection system.

He was equally drawn to wars of the past, wars simmering at present, and wars in prospect for the future.

Through Naomi, Sally and their friends, Keneally draws the war to a close.

When did Bush ask the Pentagon to draw up war plans?

They portray early Zionists both as humans drawn into war's inhumanity, and as European colonialists.

This novel, set in the months immediately following 9/11, is the chronicle of a Pakistani family irrevocably drawn into war.

Iraq inquiry: What we have learnt *Monday: Nine months before the invasion, Tony Blair asked military chiefs to draw up war plans for Iraq.