Sentence examples for get a war from inspiring English sources

"If France wants a war, France will get a war," Mr. Doh said.

Texans have strong feelings about the Alamo, which is perhaps why whenever we get a Texan president we also get a war.

Now retired and living in Northampton, the 74-year-old, married with three sons and six grandsons, was recently diagnosed with mesothelioma and has put in a claim to get a war disablement pension.

For most of us, we're in our mid- to late 30s and solidly immersed in our careers and know it would be crazy to re-enlist for the misbegotten idea that we want to finally use all of our training and get a war under our belts.

While civilians with the fatal disease are entitled to a six figure lump sum under a Government compensation scheme, former service personnel get a war pension amounting to a few tens of thousands - assuming they survive for a year after diagnosis.

Mr Duffy is heard to say: "I'm trying to get a war started and get as many guns and explosives as I can".

"We've got a war in Afghanistan going on.

But we still got a war on our hands".

He added, "We've got a war chest that allows us to get that message out there".

"They got a war on," he said, sitting outdoors at a Dairy Queen in the Whitehall suburb of Columbus.

"And he said, 'We've got a war to win first.' " Brad Freeman, a major fund-raiser for the president, agreed with that assessment.