Sentence examples for long time war from inspiring English sources

Love of flying his aircraft, Mooney, with his long time war buddy came next.

And the truth is that just as the Cold War lasted a long time, this war is something that is not going to go away.

By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, August 29 , 1942P. 9 An hour and a half is a long time in war, a long time for busy war workers to take off for lunch, a long time for anybody to listen to speeches.

For a long time after the war, not even the younger generation wanted to know about the past, preferring to concentrate on rebuilding the country.

"I don't hardly remember being sent to the hospital and I didn't remember anything for a long time after the war," he said.

Why are the trains coming back empty?'" He agrees that for a long time after the war Germans suppressed the truth, partly through shame, partly because many members of the Nazi state had been redeployed in the state apparatus of both West and East Germany, and partly because the division of the country enabled each side to blame the other for the Nazis.

It has been coming for a long time and, like war, a change of season or a lunar eclipse, it now has an aura of inevitability about it.

There is, and has been for a long time, a national "War on Drugs".

It's been a long time since nuclear war seemed like such a real possibility.

For a long time, the Afghan war seemed confined to one country.

Chopra: What we have seen in Mumbai has been brewing for a long time, and the war on terrorism and the attack on Iraq compounded the situation.