Sentence examples for get into a war from inspiring English sources

"They want to get into a war of words.

And he didn't get into a war with me.

"I say to you with responsibility," he continued, "let's say we get into a war against our will.

The last thing I want is to get into a war with a manager I really respect.

They will remember if we get into a war with North Korea, which is why I asked about national security".

But it may not help to get into a war of words if the child's views differ from the parents'.

"It means not getting into a war with anybody.

Moreover, while the lack of allied support won't prevent us from getting into a war with Iraq, it may prevent us from getting out.

Mr. Harvey said he had been swayed by the example of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, who said, "The only excuse for getting into a war is to win it".

What prevents North and South Korea from getting into a war, many experts agree, is not the DMZ but deterrence -- the willingness of either side to retaliate against the other with full force.

Some Muscle Beach-goers got into a war of words with security over the event's unannounced takeover of the basketball courts adjacent to the "beach".