Sentence examples for kept on a war from inspiring English sources

But there is strong sentiment on the right that the United States should always be kept on a war footing.

His good education gets him a job in personnel at an aluminum plant, and he is kept on after the war.

Growing up in Philadelphia, he learned to love music from the radio his parents kept on to hear news about World War II.

After the war, they kept on being interesting company.

A rebellion was now afoot, and Obama needed to strain hard in order to keep on with his war against the public, on behalf of the aristocracy.

In trying to separate the humanitarian catastrophe and the war itself, Tory MPs kept on asking soft questions about the sticking plaster Britain is handing out as its Saudi ally hacks away at the conflict with a rusty axe.

It was a very shrewd operation by Russia because it essentially buys Syria a lot of time to keep on going with the war.

There are people in both parties who have wanted to keep everything on a war footing for years, a Manichaean battle between good and evil, right and wrong.

So I kept on through the war at Sherry's and during those days saved up a very good bank account.

But for those who want to persist in the dark cult of nationalism with all its trappings of "good wars" and strategic interests, under the cloak of which numberless horrors are committed, I did not intend to bring out the hidden anger and intolerance that has kept the U.S. on a war footing for the past sixty years.

Especially since while the big swinging dicks gathered in Watford, England, last weekend, unemployment in the UK continued to rise, cities in Turkey kept on burning, and the war in Syria remained the stuff of nightmares.