Sentence examples for getting into war from inspiring English sources

Getting into war with your teammates isn't very smart, rather than having a war with the enemy, you'll notice your having a war with your team!

This isn't about boots on the ground (Iraq and Afghanistan), but it will still be prolonged and messy, and getting into wars with small powers in faraway places has proved a lot easier than getting out of them.

Since the GOP likes getting into wars so much, President Obama can use the GOP language against them.

This bill says, let's get into war now and justify it later".

"Why did my good Christian-minded president get into war?" asked Ereen Simon, 53, who was back for a visit.

Alexander said he held no ill feelings, that he did not get into "war and paybacks and all that".

The framers didn't intend for it to be merely difficult for this nation to get into war; they intended it to be very difficult.

It's not quite veterans unable to get into war memorials, but it's along the same lines.

We are inclined to get into wars rather settle differences peacefully.

But I think that under Trump, we would get into wars and the country would come unglued completely.

Third, whether we get into wars is a decision that is ultimately made by the President.