Sentence examples similar to head on war from inspiring English sources
In a head-on war China's armed forces would be no match for America's.
The most aggressive would amount to a head-on war for ridership, including fare cuts and improved service, perhaps even by running vans.
While Pleasant Hill Shakers were merely the targets of recruitment efforts, South Union suffered "the ravages of War" head on, as an eldress wrote in her family's journal.
Now, President Trump prepares to face world leaders at the U.N. General Assembly this week in the middle of a fast-escalating, head-on trade war with China.
From there, the flag was given to the Navy, so it could be raised on ships heading to war in Afghanistan.
Ms. Bonner confronted that teaching head-on in World War II, joining the front lines as a nurse in the fight against the invading Nazis.
At 73, she strapped on body armor and headed to war so you didn't have to.
"I'm wary of taking a big subject – say, the Iraq war – head-on.
Mr. Scott decided to take the company's critics head-on, setting up a war room of public relations professionals.
You can understand why; to deal with the war head-on risks having your novel taken aesthetic hostage.
