Sentence examples for long bush from inspiring English sources

WHEN Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, came to power in 1986 after a long bush war, he promised a sea change for his landlocked country: peace and security for all, democracy, prosperity and frugal governance.

Just as the original series was a kind of antidote to the long Bush years, perhaps The West Wing Weekly will serve as a tonic for the mad circus that is our current presidential race.

Founded to care for the orphans of the long bush war that brought Museveni to power in 1986, it initially aimed merely to provide humanitarian aid, but soon expanded to embrace Aids orphans.

How long any period of diplomacy may last — and whether the Administration will revive serious consideration of military action designed to cripple Iran's nuclear program — may depend on how long Bush and his advisers believe it will take Iran to assemble a bomb.

"Next time, don't wait so long," Bush told him.

It was as if some of us expected Obama to do the impossible in an incredibly short period of time, even after coming in on the heels of a long Bush legacy.

After my companion left I returned to the beach to watch the sunset and made a huge error: I found myself alone in the dark with a long bush-walk back to the resort.

He assumed the post of prime minister, for the fourth time, in 2006, after the recently-deposed King Gyanendra was forced by popular protests to concede his absolute powers.Mr Dahal, by contrast, is a charismatic former guerrilla, who ended a decade-long bush war to join Mr Koirala's government.

Aragorn and Boromir have the long, unwashed bushes of Aerosmith, and the flaxen-maned Legolas has the fallen-angel look of one of the Allman Brothers.

Are we still in some strange way -- to bring back the long forgotten Bush-era phrase -- in a unipolar moment?

Giraffes have long been popular bush meat.