Sentence examples for in some war from inspiring English sources

"There was no indication what the trawler had aboard, but obviously it was trying to bring in some war sup plies," a Navy spokesman said.

Most striking are groups of gray, emaciated, life-size figures missing limbs, looking as if they'd been dug up from a mass grave in some war zone.

Either way, Arsène is Far and Away more likely to stick with his Young Guns than to splash out on Jerry McGuire type agents in some War of the Worlds against the likes of Abramovich and Sheik Mansour.

It's very important to keep kids on track - being human beings - not just growing up to fight or kill yourself in some war you don't belong to.

I am usually easy to find, even when I'm in some war zone working to improve civilian protections.

The cuts would, however, put a dent in some war industry corporations' hefty profits, so let's be honest about what we're really talking about here.

We were really excited that we got to put in some "Star Wars" toys, like Yoda.

A long night of counting ballots confirmed that turnout in northern Tamil areas was very low, in the single digits in some war-hit areas, while voters had flocked to the polls in Mr. Rajapaksa's southern stronghold.

— No matter where she was, in some war-torn region on the other side of the world or on the Gothic campus of Yale University, Marie Colvin was always "trailing clouds of glory and pandemonium," a former college roommate remembered on Monday.

He had that same self-confident, calm, courteous air of competence and self-assurance that you might encounter reporting in some war-zone, by pulling over to chat to a young Guards major leaning by a Land Rover.That was greatly to his advantage, I suggested back then, because the clever thing about being an officer-type in the British class system is that you put a lot of people at their ease.

But it is more widespread and more violent in some wars than others.