Sentence examples for gaps of war from inspiring English sources
Certainly it's halfway off the wagon already; this year's focus on the rise of religious and patriotic zealotry in the gaps of war and title dispute proved that.
The gender gap on issues of war and military spending has been obvious at least since pollsters first thought to measure such a thing.
Thanks to the labor of hundreds of Italian prisoners-of-war, gaps between several of the islands were filled with stones down to the seabed and eventually became paved causeways.
It is, however, Jammy's time in Afghanistan that really strikes home, bridging the gap between our view of war from afar and the reality experienced by those on the frontline - and the consequences of them coming home.
The practitioner researcher, however, described the initiative as dialogue-triggering, a tug-of-war, and a gap-bridging process.
Their generational gap seems unbridgeable, as does the gap between those who lived through the horrors of war, and the new, lucky generation coming of age in times of relative peace.
These results exclude rotational tug-of-war.
Indeed, between 5 10 % of war widows in this study did pay a gap.
We are not talking about a team of war correspondents or adventurous and irresponsible teenagers on their gap-year.
But surely here was a chance to address the gap between the stories we tell to honour the fallen, and the horror of war itself?
