Sentence examples for from the battlefields from inspiring English sources

Though far from the battlefields itself, the war was still ever-present on campus.

During the Civil War, Lincoln visited Tinker daily to get the latest dispatches from the battlefields.

He also recalls bloody death at Winesburg itself, far from the battlefields of Korea.

When it was discovered in Britain that he was only 15 at enlistment, he was kept from the battlefields.

The setting was a Park Avenue apartment, far from the battlefields of Afghanistan and the streets of Moscow.

This absent something arrives in the form of Francis Drake, a young man only recently returned from the battlefields of France.

His listeners, he has discovered, vary from decision-makers in the White House to a soldier who contacted him from the battlefields of Afghanistan.

But forms came pouring in from the battlefields and military hospitals of Vietnam, describing young men who'd been hit with shells, missile fragments, and other shrapnel.

Although California was distant from the battlefields of the Civil War, the state endured its own struggle over freedom that paralleled that of the North and the South.

The exhibition displayed some 30 vintage prints, ranging from the battlefields of eastern Europe to postwar political figures and events in the communist state.

The other fear is of a new generation of veteran militants returning from the battlefields of the Sahel to wreak havoc in the US or, more realistically, Europe.