Sentence examples for much of war from inspiring English sources
"We think much of War Emblem," he said.
If you listen to the eulogies, so much of war is said to be accidental.
Rajapaksa's brother, Gotabhaya, the defence secretary, was regarded as having directed much of war strategy.
'JOURNEY'S END' A first-rate revival of R. C. Sherriff's landmark drama from 1928 about life in the trenches for British troops during World War I. David Grindley's incisively still production, given heartbreaking form by a perfectly tuned ensemble, found the dynamic in the tortured waiting game that makes up so much of war.
Much of "War Photographer," which opens today at Film Forum, was recorded by a tiny video camera fastened to the body of Mr. Nachtwey's still camera, putting the audience somewhere near his right ear with an excellent view of his busy right index finger.
I'm not thinking so much of war, since it's as effective at promoting invention and creativity as it is at destroying existing wealth.
Critics acknowledge that Kadyrov has presided over the republic's spectacular reconstruction, with much of war-smashed Grozny rebuilt.
Even so, Boosaaso is still a crumbling, broke, rough-and-tumble place, decaying after years of neglect like so much of war-ravaged Somalia.
It will be as much of a war as the war on drugs and the war on crime.
So much ephemera of war floats around the Web — a fog, you could say.
"Is he displaying much "Art of War" in his defensive style?
