Sentence examples for gave up war from inspiring English sources

After Hetherington's death, Junger gave up war reporting for good.

What if these "enemies" gave up warring and looked for common ground instead?

And, with that, the thought that they should also give up war, hunger for justice, and feed on dreams.

If the alternative is to keep all just men in prison, or give up war and slavery, the State will not hesitate which to choose".

In her old age, Maggie, who her daughter describes as "tough, stubborn, strong," developed macular degeneration, bad arthritis and emphysema — a result of a smoking habit she started just after the war and never gave up.

Mrs Winterson never gave up her war cupboard.

At a certain point, I gave up the war games and board games and retreated to the basement to co-habitate with the TV.

The second, more important, group is the Maoists, who gave up revolutionary war in 2006 and in 2008 romped to surprising electoral victory (or at least won more seats than any other party).

That is particularly difficult because what the Afghans may well draw from Mr. Obama's prime-time speech is that the Americans are leaving again — just as they did after the Soviet Union gave up its war in 1989 — but this time more slowly.

He recently gave up an alleged war criminal to the war-crimes tribunal in The Hague; how much more he would do was unclear.

He's the man she gave up to a war, thinking she knew the risks.