Sentence examples for getting into a war from inspiring English sources
"It means not getting into a war with anybody.
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".
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.
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.
Getting into a war is generally a piece of cake.
"I'm worried about Donald in terms of us getting into a war, because he's all for certain things," Reynolds explained.
"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".
