Sentence examples for prelude to war from inspiring English sources
Frank Capra's Why We Fight #1, Prelude to War (1943).
Gunfire is a prelude to war for me.
Russia says that Georgia fired first and is reinforcing its forces as a prelude to war.
"Prelude to War," in its brazen excitement, feels like a thirties gangster movie.
The first of the series, "Prelude to War," won the best-documentary Oscar in 1942.
"Prelude to War" traces the rise of the Nazi Party and of the militarist élite in Japan.
The Pecos feud, he said, is a prelude to wars on rivers like the Colorado, which provides water to more than 20 million people.
IT LOOKED to some like the prelude to a war in the Caucasus.
Their intelligence helped fuel the Bush and Blair governments' cases against Saddam in the prelude to the war.
The idea made sense to many who had strong memories of the calamitous prelude to World War II.
Mr. Wright won the unusually intense embedding assignment by hounding a commander in Kuwait City in the prelude to the war.
