Sentence examples for fields of war from inspiring English sources

Contrary to stereotype, many were battle-hardened veterans of 1914-18, the regular Army or other fields of war.

Derek McLane's rendering of Mama's bar, a gaudy sanctuary surrounded by abstract trees, and Peter Kaczorowski's lighting eloquently convey the porousness of the walls between the brothel and the fields of war.

Or, to work with death, to chaplain those traumatized by the killing fields of war, planes falling out of the sky, regular mall and movie theater shootings, or the increasing strength and duration of Big Killer Weather.

A "no man's land" is how Alexander Borodai described the fields of war-torn eastern Ukraine where the missing bodies of up to 98 passengers from the downed MH17 flight may still be lying.

The commemoration of the veteran — the survivor who did not fall on the field of war — is less starkly defined.

But they've earned it, in their different ways, so it feels, to them and to us, like a great victory on the field of war.

Middle East envoy Tony Blair said Sharon fought for the state of Israel both in the field of war and the diplomacy chamber.

Blair, the Middle East envoy for the Quartet, said Sharon had fought for the state of Israel both in the field of war and the diplomacy chamber.

"We're talking about the ready availability of weapons that one would think should be limited to a field of war".

The altar, which was placed in the Campus Martius, or the field of war, was probably destroyed after Rome fell to the Barbarians.

He was clad in a bright and neat uniform, well garnished with gold, which seemed to tell the story of a loving mother and sisters who had sent their household pet to the field of war.