Sentence examples for into the strife from inspiring English sources
But the possibility of Israel being drawn into the strife has risen with the conflict expanding just a few miles away.
Five years later, No Doubt has returned with a new single, "Ex-Girlfriend," that plunges back into the strife of dating.
Indeed, many fear that the referendum — if it happens as planned — would tip Sudan back into the strife that afflicted it for more than two decades and that left two million people dead.
But with Civil War author Jeff Shaara's new guidebook in hand, you're dropped into the strife that once roiled those quiet glens.
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The magazine's sole story, Saving South Sudan by Robert Young Pelton, is a gonzo-style dive into the strife of the world's newest nation, one that has faced perpetual war "with some sporadic days off" since 1955.
Police and army units moved into the strife-torn black township of Alexandra, near Johannesburg, today, arresting 16 people in a daylong sweep that included house-to-house searches.
Iraq's interim prime minister, Ayad Allawi, yesterday sought to stamp his authority on the perilous security situation in southern Iraq, flying into the strife-torn city of Najaf and ordering the Mahdi fighters of the rebel Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to leave.
That's when Hendrix begins to emit syntactically, historically and geographically strained sentences like this: "Through luminous aleph he flowed like the ocean of infinite light into the strife-torn Holy Land from which Judaism and Christianity and Islam had all sprung and grown......
The considerations that brought him across the Potomac kept him there: if McClellan should attack and could be defeated, all the promising manoeuvres Lee had projected at Frederick might still be executed, whereas retreat would restore the morale of the Army of the Potomac and would carry the war back into the strife-swept counties of Virginia, ever nearer and nearer to Richmond.
They also said they are considering legal action against some town officials and council members for publicly drawing the company into the political strife.
