Sentence examples for pronounced war from inspiring English sources

A more pronounced war between Amazon and Google wouldn't be beneficial to anyone given the essential services both companies offer, but given the interconnectedness of the companies best interests suggest this would be pretty unlikely.

It's not a customary feeling for Mr. Tjapaltjarri (his full name is pronounced war-lehm-peer-ing-ah jah-pal-jah-ree), who was the eldest male in his family in the desert and, as a healer and keeper of ancestral stories at the heart of the Pintupi people, is still a commanding presence in Kiwirrkurra, the community where he lives in the Gibson Desert.

– Weirdly, the Swedish word for "you're welcome" – Varsågod – is pronounced "war-so-goooood".

Cultural life shuddered to a halt even before Goebbels pronounced "total war" in 1944 and all performances were shut down.

The battle over ANWR (pronounced "an-war") has been raging pretty much ever since that day.

Nevertheless, although Egypt did not win the war in any military sense, its initial successes in October 1973 enabled President Anwar el-Sādāt to pronounce the war an Egyptian victory and to seek an honourable peace.

Still, the initial successes in October 1973 enabled Sādāt to pronounce the war an Egyptian victory and to seek an honourable peace.

Unlike his father, President Bush is leaving no gap in turning back to the troubled economy a day after the Pentagon began pronouncing the war over.

Still, the initial successes in October 1973 enabled Sadat to pronounce the war an Egyptian victory and to seek an honourable peace.

When, after the Tet offensive of 1968, the anchor returned from Vietnam to pronounce the war unwinnable, Lyndon Johnson famously told his aides, "If I've lost Cronkite, I've lost Middle America".

Hot zones stay hot: Upon cessation of open hostilities it seems that we can safely pronounce a war "over," sometimes doing so with pomp and circumstance in the process.