Sentence examples for entering a war from inspiring English sources
For Ismail Jamaat, a science teacher at Tanjung primary school, going to work can feel like entering a war zone.
He told of traveling downtown and passing St . Vincents Hospital and seeing clusters of doctors and stretchers outside and thinking he was entering a war zone.
Riot police and Millwall fans fought running battles, a bus was attacked and terrified passengers must have thought they were entering a war zone.
One senior Israeli official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said he did not think that Israel was entering a war with Syria and suggested that Syria was unlikely to respond.
What he said was – and this was the general gist of things – 'We are entering a war zone.' Meaning, what we prepared for during training – combat in urban areas.
Stepping into the kitchen of a top restaurant is widely viewed, thanks to a few potty-mouthed TV chefs, as akin to entering a war zone: irate culinary masters brandishing red-hot tongs like branding irons, the air blue with swearwords and sweat running down the faces of the exhausted foot soldiers.
As the artist moves with the Allied forcesNlanding with the First Army, entering a war-beaten Cherbourg, a Le Havre saddled with the bodies of hundreds of GermansNhe sketches his perceptions of the scenes.
Once a weapon enters a war zone there's no such thing as arms control".
"They are just kids; this is the first time they have entered a war," he concluded.
No president enters a war with the faintest idea of what it will cost, of course.
Denmark has entered A War for the 2016 Oscars in the best foreign language film category.
