Sentence examples for miserable war from inspiring English sources
The Arab elite in the north was never going to change its murderous attitude toward black southerners that brought about decades of miserable war and the death of 2m people.
And that, in turn, has produced policies that, unless I badly misjudge the demographics, most readers of The New York Times Book Review don't care for: unjustified tax breaks for the rich, a miserable war in Iraq, unbelievable indifference to civil liberties (Secret prison camps? Torture?? America???), among other treats.
You know it's a proper pub when it's named after a muddy, frostbitten, miserable war over a Ukrainian peninsula most famously described, within "The Charge of the Light Brigade", as the "valley of Death".
Our special report this week on American foreign policy notes that he inherited two miserable wars.
That's how desperate they are to get away from their thoroughly miserable, war-wracked, poverty-stricken lives.
And Japanese at all levels of society quickly blamed their own militaristic leaders for having initiated a miserable, unwinnable war.
"We have had to confront a really miserable media war over the president's life, his health," Mr. Maduro said in an interview with the Spanish news agency EFE.
He desired the film to be an "entertaining action film", but also said he was "very interested in depicting MacArthur as a human being and I want the world to know how miserable the war was for the Korean people".
In the late 40s surplus military stimulants were rebranded Hiropon and sold to the hungry, miserable post-war population.
In his March 1863 letter to his English friend Henry Bright, Hawthorne wrote, "You must not suppose … that I make myself very miserable about the war.
Unlike Soviet creations such as Moldova, each had a national cultural identity.But while the reinvented Baltic states have returned happily to Europe, the three countries of the Caucasus have suffered a miserable decade of war, bad government, isolation and impoverishment.
