Sentence examples for forge war from inspiring English sources

That said, I'm unlikely in real life to inherit dragon eggs, marry a Stallion king and forge war on five kingdoms, which aids me cheerfully to overlook some of my favourite show's dubious sexual messages.

Yes, the narrator accidentally shrank his wife, whoops, and yes, he is remorseful, but she is so angry and vengeful, forging war upon him, that the emotional balance begins to shift and it's in the last line that we suddenly find ourselves in a new and deeper territory.

It is the bonds forged in war that explain the counterintuitive nostalgia it evokes.

Her goal was to show not only how the anti-Taliban forces of the Northern Alliance were gearing up for an assault but also how most boys' lives there were forged for war.

Yet, because it's a love forged in war, it's a doomed love, a love poisoned by death — which Jenkins crowns with an unambiguously if crudely Wagnerian Liebestod.

This new British identity, which embraced the English, the Scots, the Welsh and the Ulster Protestants (though not of course the Catholic Irish), was forged by war, empire and Protestantism.

But the new relationship forged in war rooms is bad news for the Mexican people.

Though forged in war, we are a country purposely ruled by civilians not military.

Norman wrote, "Oliver North's column May 18 2012 on FoxNewsInsider.com is built on a piece of plagiarism, and it is my book, "The Good Men: Friendships Forged from War" (Crown 1990) that was ripped off".

The note read, "Through no fault of Colonel North, we removed the former eighth and ninth paragraphs from this column, as they contained quotes that should have been attributed to Michael Norman from his book 'These Good Men: Friendships Forged From War' and were instead attributed to another person".

And though the war helped forge a Canadian identity it also revealed internal rifts, points out Tim Cook of the Canadian War Museum.