Sentence examples for plenty of war from inspiring English sources

There was plenty of war in Nigeria.

Greed for petroleum has produced plenty of war.

"There's plenty of war left to go on out there," he said.

Croatia has plenty of war to talk about: its part in the Bosnian wars, a war against corruption, trouble with the UN war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.

Thanksgiving may be the holiday from hell for nutritionists, and it produces plenty of war stories for psychiatrists dealing with drunken family meltdowns.

Plenty of war and combat memoirs are somber, tragic, sometimes even terrifying.

For the rest of that century and most of the next one, almost all the wars had a confessional dimension, and there were plenty of wars.

Unfortunately, the world has been producing, during the last few years, plenty of wars to keep reporters with such tastes busy.

We've fought plenty of wars since then, some of which I've covered, but none came with the impromptu and imprudent risks in which this president seems to revel.  .

All I wanted was to withdraw from the situation, stash myself in a hidey-hole in one of the many articulated trucks in which my friends used to bring narcotics and weapons into the UK (usually from eastern Europe, where there were plenty of wars going on in the 90s).

There were plenty of Civil War examples of ambiguous or confusing orders that affected the outcome of a campaign or battle in negative ways.