Sentence examples for rewards of war from inspiring English sources
ERBIL, Iraq — For the Kurds here in this ancient city, the rewards of war are numerous and obvious.
After WWII, materialism was our reward for war's deprivations.
As a reward, men received the spoils of war, which included the women.
If your dog cant fetch but loves tug-of-war, use that as a reward instead.
It probably took place during a period of war as a reward for the slaves' loyalty, but in most cases the documentation deals with a voluntary act on the part of the master (predominantly male, but in the Hellenistic period also female).
Corazon Aquino's son, Noynoy, is now president, and Mr. Marcos's old defense minister is the Senate president, prosecuting corruption in Mrs. Macapagal Arroyo's government, whose military reaped the rewards of Mr. Bush's "global war on terror".
When Jackson trounced Adams in the Presidential election of 1828, he rewarded his Boswell by naming him Secretary of War.
After White's defeat Bell became a Whig and, in March 1841, as a reward for party services, was made secretary of war in Pres.
The virtual killing field of war games, with its simplistic rewards, desensitizes us to the genuine shock of slaughter.
These results exclude rotational tug-of-war.
