Sentence examples for hostilities over from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron will probably enjoy his respite from political hostilities over the next two weeks.

"This year," he added, making no mention of trans-Atlantic hostilities over Iraq, "was no different".

When Sweden-Norway refused to join Denmark after hostilities over the duchies again erupted in 1864, however, Scandinavianism became bankrupt.

Had he failed, hostilities over his departure were so deep that he probably would not have been welcomed back.

Despite talk of currency wars, Asian countries have so far avoided full-scale hostilities over their exchange rates.

In January, rebels killed 51 coalition troops, the second highest toll since President Bush declared hostilities over in May.

When hostilities were over, Corbett jumped ship rather than join a working party to Tonga.

Agrarian reform, certainly; and, after hostilities are over, the chance for rank-and-file guerrillas to join local police forces, perhaps.

The government contends it can detain people until the hostilities are over -- whenever that is -- without charging them or giving them access to lawyers.

But once the hostilities were over, hundreds of Sioux – some of whom had had nothing to do with the uprising – were arrested and summarily tried by a five-man military commission.

The debate has stirred latent hostilities left over from 1996, when Congress overhauled welfare by refashioning it as a block grant to states and adding work requirements to its distribution scheme.