Sentence examples for driven the war from inspiring English sources

Rather, the racial differences that had driven the war were those distinguishing white inhabitants of the Northern and Southern United States.

And look at how have men have driven the wars, the warfare.

The prospect of being discredited, "reduced to a second-rate power," was what drove the war forward.

No, it was not the promenaders, the careless, the carefree, who were to blame, but those alone who drove the war on with their words.

It was not runaway trains but a fear of being humbled, "reduced to a second-rate power," that drove the war forward.

A chair for me to sit on and learn about volcanoes, frogs and singing And drive the war out of my heart.

It would be the site of the Union's chief riverine naval depot and construction site for the "fresh-water fleet" that would soon drive the war deep into the Confederacy.

The Pakistani government had nurtured the Islamic revival that drove the war against the Soviet Union, and then watched with frustration as the fighters they helped began savaging one another.

The unofficial motto of the 9/11 anniversary may have been "Never forget," but by 9/12, if not before, the war on Al Qaeda was already fading from memory as the world was invited to test-drive the war on Iraq.

Around this rich, intimate family core Bobrick has written a reliable and thoroughly researched narrative, not only of Webb's experiences in battle but also of the larger military and political events that drove the war forward.

Marijuana arrests are of course just one part of what drives the war.