Sentence examples for may war from inspiring English sources

"For him, it is all about the fight," said Sarah Ellison, a former media reporter at The Journal who has written a book due out in May, "War at The Wall Street Journal: Inside the Struggle to Control an American Business Empire".

At first glance, the news appears to be either welcome – if you're of the Theresa May, War on Drugs school of thought – or panic-inducing, if you're a cokehead.

However justified some wars may be, war sobers us, diminishes us, cheats us.

Since mid-May, War Emblem has bred with one or more mares a day, The A.P. said.

Ms. Pillay said, "Violations of international humanitarian law may constitute war crime, for which individual criminal responsibility may be invoked".

But while there may be war, it does not look to be a world war or even a widespread one.

Such attacks may constitute war crimes".

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have asserted that the Saudi actions may constitute war crimes.

With a national interest at stake, Russia may choose war in Syria.

Military officials have said they may bring war-crimes charges against about 80 others.

Americans may be war-weary, but a president's job is to do the unpopular and difficult, Pavel said.