Sentence examples for memorable war from inspiring English sources
He said: "His work covering the Falklands War produced some of the most memorable war reporting of the last 50 years.
Several such passages - turned into verse with minimal changes - also find their way into some of his most memorable war poems, such as Died of Wounds.
Peter Weir's Gallipoli, which Williamson also wrote, is both Australian cinema's most memorable war movie and its most enduring portrait of an athlete.
But the most memorable war poet, to my mind, was Wilfred Owen, a middle-class Shropshire lad, whose family fell on hard times and moved to Birkenhead, just across the River Mersey from Liverpool.
Brute Force, American film noir, released in 1947, that presents a grim portrayal of prison life, highlighted by a memorable war of wills between a convict and a sadistic guard.
"In Flanders Fields" is among the most memorable war poems ever.
Indeed the most memorable Vietnam war films were released years after the Americans departed the scene.
Cleave manages to avoid this by giving us a convincing and fully rounded depiction of Sophie's world, employing some memorable Star Wars-themed flights of imagination.
In Bush's memorable words, the war was not started at our time of choosing, yet we would fight the long war in different places and at different times according to our own manner of choosing.
His memorable book My War, published in 1995, recalled this period.
Indeed, what will be most memorable about this war is that most Americans, especially those who supported it, did not serve.
