Sentence examples for pieces of war from inspiring English sources

DONALD KIMELMAN Philadelphia This is one of the finest pieces of war reporting I have ever read.

There are pieces of war only the dead can bear, horses in old photographs bloated and levelled, trees cut to the nub.

He has also come under scrutiny for claims about flying in Baghdad with SEAL Team Six and being given pieces of war memorabilia.

In the edit, we did a rough version of the movie using pieces of war footage and photography just to see what the rhythm and feel of that would be like.

It was a plan Fisher and Australian defence minister George Foster Pearce approved of, and Murdoch took off on what would be one of the most eventful pieces of war journalism in Australian history.

Looming up behind Georgetown - Cross Hill Half way up the hill are four cannon, two big-bellied creatures dating from 1866, and two more modern pieces of war taken from HMS Hood when it was refitted in 1935 and set up here in 1941 to help drive away German U-boat U-124.

While Mrs. Jefferson hunts every piece of war news she can find, Mrs. Roldan purposely avoids the news.

Let England Shake – a genuinely great piece of war art – was made by a woman, too, though in 2011 we really should have moved beyond finding this unusual.

The children digging in the sand next to a hulking piece of war refuse on Omaha Beach in Normandy (1947) live — for a moment at least — in the bubble of their own fantasy.

When Michael spoke to an annual gathering of military reporters in November 2010, he got few congratulations for writing unquestionably the most consequential piece of war reporting that year, and a lot of hostility instead.

By comparison, any object placed on the plinth is going to look tame – unless it is obscene, perhaps, but that is no more likely than the arbiters selecting a savage piece of war art.