Sentence examples for enduring war from inspiring English sources

But now, after more than a decade of peace, an international campaign to rescue Angkor Wat and other centuries-old temples is being hailed as a model for safeguarding the ancient sites of Afghanistan, Iraq and other nations enduring war.

This week, there's a treasure trove of free-to-access golden era gems at the unlikely looking "global TV channel" Viki: with the service dominated by commercial Asian fare with limited crossover appeal, the likes of Sin Takes a Holiday, a jaunty Constance Bennett romcom from 1930, or All Quiet on the Western Front, the enduring war standard from the same year, seem there almost by accident.

Despite enduring war and devastation, they've created a sanctuary where they can offer their creations to the community.

Sixth, the enduring war between Sunni and Shia in Iraq could potentially persist for a long period of time, perhaps for decades.

The U.S. war effort in Afghanistan owes itself to the enduring "war on terrorism," chasing a holy grail of victory that can never be.

They loved their country and clung to life there for years, enduring war and chaos before finally having no choice but to leave.

Even in less enduring wars, nations have engaged in vicious and sometimes racist wartime propaganda against the enemy.

For a long while, I thought I sort of understood the Nobel Peace Prize as something that was given to extravagantly decent people, with the occasional warmonger thrown in there to add a little dose of post-modernist irony, or to put a Febreze-like stench on an enduring drone war.

But the hue and cry is not heard these days, largely because many of the now independent territories are enduring civil wars and catastrophic privations, such as a lack of hospitals and health care.

For audiences in cities such as Nashville or Jackson, Mississippi, Film Forward: Advancing Cultural Dialogue will introduce the daily lives of the people enduring the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq through films like Afghan Star and Son of Babylon.

Her diary of those years forms the basis for her best, most enduring work, "War in Val d'Orcia".