Sentence examples for heated war from inspiring English sources

Ruling party Awami League (AL) has got on with the business of ruling the country autocratically, investing its energies in a heated war crimes tribunal.

A13 Heated War Over Water Lebanon's plans to pump water from the Wazzani Springs, a major source of Israel's scarce water, has set off a new round of tension with Israel.

The drills come as a heated war of words intensifies between Beijing and Trump, who broke convention by speaking with the president of Taiwan and questioning the decades-old "One China" policy.

If the G20 summit in Seoul this week cannot broker a peace in the heated war of words over the falling dollar then we could be heading for a free-for-all in which governments desperately try to devalue their currencies to boost their exports.

A ferocious Super League clash spilled over into a heated war of words between two of the competition's leading coaches after St Helens survived a nerve-shredding last two minutes to provide further evidence that this could yet be the year in which they end their title drought.

The most heated war in the film is the one between its tonal impulses: the half that wants to be a bouncy Ocean's Eleven-in-jackboots caper is thwarted by the half that fancies this historical footnote the stuff of stirring, speechy Oscar bait.

In fact throughout the 20th century, domestic programs have been created during the nation's most heated wars.

IT WAS supposed to be the climax of a heated bidding war over one of the most venerable names in British insurance.

The Spanish-language broadcaster Univision was the subject of a heated bidding war in the summer of 2006 before a group led by Haim Saban paid $13.7 billion to acquire it.

Given the growing importance of bit.ly, it would not be surprising to see a heated bidding war between Facebook, Twitter, Google and Microsoft.

Continuous "is said to be used for a truly gapless state or condition, such as heat, war or illness.