Sentence examples for inspecting war from inspiring English sources
Willkie then traveled to Britain as Roosevelt's personal representative, meeting with Winston Churchill; touring bombed-out sites in London, Coventry, Birmingham and Liverpool; inspecting war plants; drinking beer and playing darts in pubs; and, amid exploding bombs, descending with Londoners into underground shelters.
Rejected by the Army because of his poor vision, he spent World War II inspecting fuses at a munitions factory in Memphis and, as a health inspector, checking the water supply and the kitchens in Miami Beach hotels where pilots were billeted.
A delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC), which inspects prisons and war detainees worldwide, is currently inspecting the Cuban camp and will report privately to the American government, although American military authorities have already claimed that the Red Cross only had a few very specific complaints, and that the authorities have responded to these.
When Wilson started providing and inspecting meat for the troops during the War of 1812, the troops from Troy would joke that the "U.S".
Often, Balfour had to hitchhike from one war-ravaged historic site to another, inspecting losses and damage.
I couldn't tell you if inspecting guest lists was normal practice before the first world war.
Hurley, inspecting the scene in the company of the commanding general remarked, philosophically, "I suppose war has to be fought this way.
He was inspecting the Luftwaffe units in the Crimea when he was ordered to Berlin to attend the state funeral of Ernst Udet, the World War I flying ace.
They didn't inspect leaky second world war-era tanks and shrugged off plans to decommission them, the agent said.
