Sentence examples for in wars between from inspiring English sources

Two of Aquinas's brothers were caught up in wars between Emperor Frederick II and the papacy, and one was executed for treason.

Being fooled in wars between nations, in other words, is unpleasant, but getting suckered in a civil war can be fatal.

One was that war crimes could be punished not only in wars between nations, but also in conflicts within a particular country.

Even George Washington faced both ways: as a general he welcomed Lafayette, but as President he did all he could to prevent Americans from taking part in wars between Britain and revolutionary France.

Alongside the slogan "Here's your migration compact" — an allusion to a United Nations deal signed last year that has been opposed by the US, Poland, Austria and Hungary — the equipment names at least four of the turning points in wars between Christianity and Islam.

Torture was particularly common in wars between gente de razón and indios bárbaros (Saunt 2010 683), and captive Indians were routinely subjected to it as a means of eliciting military intelligence (Weber 2005).

Following the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in World War I, Greek attempts to annex parts of Turkish Anatolia resulted in war between the two countries, massacres on both sides and the violent expulsion of Greek Orthodox Christians from Turkey.

Robert Catlin: Fought for the Union in War between the States; the loss of a leg in battle pretty much put an end to his military career.

More than 5,500 people have since been killed in war between government troops and Russian-backed separatists in the east.

In order to find out, the following infographic documents violent deaths in European wars between 1800 and 2016.

In the wars between the successors of Alexander, Mesopotamia suffered much from the passage and the pillaging of armies.