Sentence examples for manage a war from inspiring English sources

But he did not expect to manage a war.

With the claustrophobic feel intact, nearly half a million annual visitors get a vivid sense of how difficult it was to manage a war under such circumstances.

Cruise is certainly far from the pack-'em-in star of a decade ago, the kind who can manage a "War of the Worlds -like U.S. total ($234 million, $284 million in today's dollars) or even a "Minority Report"-like U.S. total ($132 million, $173 million in today's dollars).

When questioned in an interview in 1990 about human rights abuses under Savimbi, Black said, "Now when you're in a war, trying to manage a war, when the enemy ... is no more than a couple of hours away from you at any given time, you might not run your territory according to New Hampshire town meeting rules".

Mr. Kerry echoed the strong criticism of Iran's role, saying it was "in effect managing a war" for the Assad government by sending arms and Quds Force personnel and by encouraging Hezbollah to join the fight.

What Mr. Daschle and the rest of his incoherent party have failed to articulate (along with so much else) is that this presidency is all of one consistent piece, whether it is managing our money or managing a war.

In 2000 he had it in for the French press, who accused him of drug-taking, and also managed a war of words with the little Italian Marco Pantani.

In other words, primary voters seem to have decided that Bush, while right on the big stuff, just isn't very good at the follow-through part of the job, and they may be looking for the same essential philosophy in a candidate who will nonetheless be more proficient at managing a war or hiring the right subordinates.

Managing peace is not the same thing as managing a war.

Based on William Wister Haines's Broadway hit, this impeccably acted drama focuses on the politicking and senior-decision-making behind managing a war -- and homeland morale.

The current top choice for his replacement appears to be former George W. Bush patsy Condoleezza Rice, who is apparently interested in the position because managing the league is basically like managing a war.