Sentence examples for flames of war from inspiring English sources

"The flames of war are not completely extinguished," she said.

It has fanned the flames of war; it has opened up dialogue between bitter foes.

The feature-length Flames Of War mythologises Isis's military heroism with gruesome footage and florid prose.

Also dated September 1762, Hogarth's dramatic print shows Pitt fanning the flames of war, while London goes up in smoke.

In the Middle East, the flames of war are fanned by hatred of those who adhere to a different faith.

The video purports to be a trailer for film entitled Flames of War with the strapline "Fighting has just begun".

"By this action, Washington and Saigon have spread the flame of war to Cambodian territory," Tass said.

Vera is to find them absent and embittered when they are home on leave, and it is part of why she too wants to sign up as a nurse and cauterise her own romantic agony in the flame of war.

But men were now rushing to sacrifice themselves on the altar of combat; to compete with them at this key moment, Vera too must sacrifice herself, and she also wants to cauterise her romantic agony in the flame of war.

But today Maaloula has been subjected to the flame of war that has burnt so many parts of Syria.

"Do not let the flames of this war spill over into your country," the statement added.