Sentence examples for expected war from inspiring English sources

He talked about how he expected war to play out.

The expected war in Iraq would put off discussion of it, he said.

At the time, nobody expected "War and Remembrance" to be a Nielsen bomb.

Page 7 is a full picture page of preparations for the expected war and page 8 contains the leader column and London news.

The pitch may have been sodden and infected by parasites but the expected war of attrition turned into a frolic for England.

Alien and Sedition Acts, (1798), four internal security laws passed by the U.S. Congress, restricting aliens and curtailing the excesses of an unrestrained press, in anticipation of an expected war with France.

People don't expect War and Peace in minutes, they just want to be acknowledged.

It is a situation that calls for a war analogy and, as you might expect, war analogies are everywhere.

But his subject was not, as we might expect, war, love, myth or history; it was atomic physics.

Made in 1940, during Hitchcock's early Hollywood period, the plot centres on a Europe that expects war any day.

Expecting war to break out between the United States and Spain over boundary disputes, Wilkinson and Burr planned an invasion of Mexico in order to establish an independent government there.