Sentence examples for entry into war from inspiring English sources
Japan's entry into war against the western Allies had its repercussions in China.
As grand vizier he favoured peace, opposing Ottoman entry into war with Venice and with Iran (1578).
Newton also takes issue with the notion that Britain's entry into war was triggered by the German invasion of Belgium.
He was promoted to full colonel and commanded two cavalry regiments, units that he led with distinction during the drive north to the Yalu River and the subsequent withdrawal after China's entry into war.
At the top of the news this day is America's entry into war, "a brand, spanking new war," as the News Man calls it, that "is being fought somewhere against an unknown enemy" because the Pentagon has decided that to reveal whom and where American forces are fighting would be a security risk.
But this isn't about the Oscars; it's about the remarkable scene late in the film when King George makes his way down rows of huge metal machines to a small shrouded room where he is to deliver a speech to the British Empire on its entry into war with Hitler and Germany.
Later, in 1917, however, the United States did cite German submarine warfare as a justification for American entry into the war.
The adoption of unrestricted submarine warfare meant that the USA's entry into the war became almost inevitable.
Following the outbreak of World War II, Arkansas conducted Neutrality Patrols in the Atlantic prior to America's entry into the war.
She was re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1940, in time to be the only member of Congress to vote against U.S. entry into World War II (and the only member to vote against entry into both World Wars).
