Sentence examples for height of hostilities from inspiring English sources

AT THE height of hostilities between Rome and Carthage, Cato the Elder could not keep quiet.

"At the height of hostilities between Rome and Car-thage", Cato was a junior officer in the Roman legions.

During the height of hostilities between Russia and the Ukraine, the Russians allegedly lodged a successful cyber-attack on Ukraine's electricity grid, sending more than 200,000 households into darkness while crippling up to 30 substations and their backup systems.

Between 1594 and 1603, Elizabeth faced her most severe test in Ireland during the Nine Years' War, a revolt that took place at the height of hostilities with Spain, who backed the rebel leader, Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone.

UNICEF has supported the training of 300 parent-teachers in this region, where most teaching staff fled during the height of hostilities in 2003 and 2004.

But his words feel slightly less reassuring if you know that the Thatcher government, at the height of its hostilities with the corporation, gave an almost identical promise.

Queen Ranavalona II died during the height of these hostilities in July 1883.

In 1993, I was driving through KwaZulu-Natal with my friend Mark Ashurst, at the height of the internecine hostilities before the first democratic elections in South Africa.

Hostility was measured using the 20-item Chinese Hostility Inventory Short-Form (CHI-SF) [ 38], which contained four dimensions of hostility: (1) hostile cognition (six items, α =.78); (2) hostile affection (four items, α =.78); (3) expressive hostility (five items, α =.76); and (4) suppressive hostility (five items, α =.73).

A question of hostilities.

There was no trace of hostilities.