Sentence examples for letting war from inspiring English sources

The idea of letting war toys (no matter how well-dressed) into the family home and into his innocent little psyche felt wrong.

To overcome China's traditional allergy to sanctions, Mr. Obama has sent aides to Beijing to convince Chinese officials that there is something worse than sanctioning Iran: letting war break out between Israel and Iran.

Let us go and have a cup of tea and let war slide".

In 1937, however, Riddle decided to let War Admiral take a shot at the Derby and sent him to Churchill Downs late in April to prepare.

At any rate, we should not let war or half-baked political decrees pervert our native habits of curiosity and easy engagement.

In 1914, British and German troops did not let war interfere with the holiday effort, exchanging plum puddings, handshakes and songs on the front lines on Christmas Day.

Shadai let War Emblem's favorite mares get his attention, then they switched them out for a mare he had previously disliked.

In contrast, Leningrad, Dresden, St Malo and Caen rebuilt their broken cathedrals, palaces and streets, refusing to let war's madness obliterate memory and continuity.

While the South Koreans have not let war or the DMZ define them, that is exactly what the Arabs and Palestinians have done for so long.

Baffert gambled that the jockeys on the rest of this suspect field would let War Emblem go, figuring he would collapse.

But even after ceasefires were agreed, peace never came to the region as unresolved inequalities and amnesties which let war criminals escape justice fuelled a new wave of violence and corruption.