Sentence examples for no more war from inspiring English sources

"No more war for me," he said.

"No more war, no more death, no more explosions," the bishop implored.

After being jailed as a pacifist and draft resister during World War I, Brockway fought for prison reform and served as chairman (1923 28) of the No More War Movement and War Resisters' International.

Mr A Fenner Brockway, presiding on Saturday at the annual conference of the No More War Movement at Birmingham said that those who desired to prevent another war must work in two directions.

When Pope Paul VI visited the United Nations in 1965, he issued his famous call, "No more war, war never again!" Pope John Paul II was similarly outspoken in his opposition to war.

The benefit of this is that there's no more war.

Effective immediately: No more war analogies from coaches or players.

As for me, I say no more war.

Europeans, he said, also meant no more war.

"I was looking for no more war and all the other stuff".

There is the usual quota of peace-in-the-'hood, no-more-war diatribes, in the likes of Message to the Streets and War No More.