Sentence examples for glory in the war from inspiring English sources

The three Native Guards regiments went on to further glory in the war.

Before the White House, he was a general who won glory in the War of 1812 by defeating the British at the Battle of New Orleans.

In some ways that particular verdict was a minor detail in Manning's personal saga, but signifies a certain amount of glory in the war for freedom of speech and information.

Naval aviators piloted the F/A-18 to glory in the Gulf War; a pair of Hornets scored the Navy's first "air kills" on the oddly suitable date of Jan . 18 downing Iraqi fighter planes and still managing to complete their bombing missions.

Sat and listened to this there was a man on a bench outside a grocery store and turned to the man next to him and said, "I wish they'd take the flags down, I don't think there's any glory in this war, it's just a bunch of politicians".

After selling Vermeer, he wrote a second book, "High Stakes, No Prisoners: A Winner's Tale of Greed and Glory in the Internet Wars, " that tweaked by name more than a few former Silicon Valley colleagues.

But in trying also to incorporate commentary about false glory in war, the battle of the sexes and the fickleness of the gods, the piece gets jumbled.

Jackson's passion for military glory was gratified in the War of 1812.

Like New Jersey's other big cities, Jersey City experienced its greatest glory in the decades before World War II, when heavy manufacturing was king.

There is no glory in war and the boys on both sides and so many are just boys are human; terrified and unsure about what they are fighting for.

Weaknesses in technology, haphazard workmanship and a lot of bad luck kept the Russian Navy from being as powerful as it often seemed to be, even during its glory days in the cold war.