Sentence examples for projected war from inspiring English sources

John, however, soon proved rebellious; and when in June 1294 Edward demanded military aid from Scotland for his projected war in Gascony, the Scottish reaction was to conclude a treaty of mutual aid with the French.

Barnard is pleased that the Cloisters are to be vacated for he thinks that would be a good place for his projected War Memorial, the Rainbow Arch (the plaster model of which, itself over 100 ft. hight, is on view at the powerhouse of the Third Avenue Line, at 216th Street. There is some talk of having the arch in Washington.

The Congressional Budget Office projected war costs through 2021 at $1.8 trillion.

Those numbers will continue to soar when considering often overlooked costs such as long-term obligations to wounded veterans and projected war spending from 2012 through 2020.

SATURDAY -- In recognition of Veterans Day, Jim Knusch, a cinema historian, takes a look at what happens when "Hollywood Goes to War" in an illustrated lecture that traces how movies dealt with ancient wars, 20th-century wars and even projected wars.

There was a level of unequivocal regional and global support that a projected United States war against Saddam Hussein does not enjoy.

The grant will allow him to expand his project, "War Is Personal," about Iraq war veterans returning to the United States.

As part of his ongoing project "War Sand," the photographer Donald Weber, in partnership with a Queen's University physics professor named Kevin Robbie, has been making microscopic images of the soil from each place.

The project "War Consequences and War Prevention" of the Max Planck Institute attained particular political significance.

He added, "We wanted to project the war into the homes of America's families, because we knew that most of them had nothing against us".

Before it blundered into Iraq, the Bush administration projected that the war would only cost around $50 billion.