Sentence examples for hours of war from inspiring English sources

"He used to watch all these war movies, hours of war movies," said Ramon Ruiz, another friend.

At the same time, the hope that precise bombing and mastery of the electromagnetic airwaves would shut down Iraqi communications in the first hours of war seems to have been unfulfilled.

And National Public Radio was cited for 250 hours of war coverage, including Anne Garrels's report about an Iraqi teenager who thrust a container of human remains at reporters and John Burnett's investigation of the bombing of civilian targets.

I watched more than a hundred hours of war coverage, and it wasn't until antiquities were being stolen from Baghdad's museums that I heard anyone talk about anything that had happened in Iraq before the first Gulf War; you'd have thought that the country didn't exist until 1991.

One of Amy's jobs was to review hundreds of hours of war footage.

Mr Barzani "emphasised that they have made many previous calls in order for the problems not to get escalated as peace is the only method of solving the problems and that many years of dialogue is better than one hour of war", the statement read.

During a war, or within 48 hours of a war, there is no time for such subtleties.

In the opening hours of a war, tens of thousands of people could die, military officials here say.

They bought for him an Army of a million men with sophisticated weapons, and they sustained him during the darkest hours of the war.

Within the first hours of the war, all of Egypt's airfields were struck, and most Egyptian planes were demolished on the ground.

Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill understood the power of words and put them to effective use as they rallied America and Britain during the bleakest hours of World War II.