Sentence examples for raged from from inspiring English sources

The ruling has reopened scars of a rebellion that raged from 1980 to 1998.

Major dust storms in and around Oklahoma raged from 1930 to 1936, denuding whole regions of agricultural land.

Fighting raged from afternoon until dark, when Union forces were driven down the slope toward the water.

Riots raged from April 8 to 11, and included a fatal stabbing and a threatened attack on the state arsenal.

Perhaps by then, the debate over Jeter's value, which raged from barrooms to boardrooms, will have ceased.

İsmet again met them at the İnönü River, in a battle that raged from March 27 to April 1.

All night long a fierce struggle had raged from house to house and in the alleys of this mud labyrinth.

What I really wanted to write about was the thirty years' war [which raged from 1618 to 1648].

Today brought a welcome cool change to south-eastern Australia, but 200 fires still raged, from Tasmania in the south to the Gulf Country in the north-east.

He was indicted by the United Nations' Yugoslav war crimes tribunal in The Hague almost exactly 13 years ago for his alleged crimes during the Bosnian war, which raged from 1992 to 1995.

There are many reasoned criticisms of the war crimes tribunal itself, whether it can be fair and outside the realm of politics that created it amid the darkness of the Bosnian war that raged from 1992 to 1995.