Sentence examples for invitation to war from inspiring English sources

They are a ready invitation to war.

Sir Anthony Eden and his Foreign Secretary were warmly advised by the Opposition to abdicate, and accused of having issued something like a veiled invitation to war.

For many Americans, the attacks in New York and Washington had an unnerving twist -- an enemy who did not take credit, at least not yet, for the grisly invitation to war.

Produced in 1998, the Evite brand is so well recognized now that there are spoofs on the Internet, including an Evite invitation to "war on Iraq" in which the only confirmed attendees are the United States and Britain.

All who yearn -- "yearning" -- dangerous, tremulous emotion; mixing desire and idealism with the invitation to war.

To the Democrats' invitation to class war, the Republicans have seemingly sent an R.S.V.P. Washington's feckless drift into class war is based on the illusion that we have endless time to put our fiscal house in order.

Intervening would be "an invitation to civil war," he said.

The Christian Association of Kano, northern Nigeria's main city, called the bombings "a clear invitation to religious war".

A common and persuasive line, upheld by some independent historians, is that to spare his country further hardship and preserve its independence he refused Hitler's invitation to join the war.

He didn't get an invitation to the Falklands war, the military press officers being too aware of what McCullin had done in bringing the horrors of Vietnam back home to middle America.

But 20 years later, I'm still waiting for my invitation to the Cold War's funeral.