Sentence examples for saw a war from inspiring English sources

More recently, 2006 saw a war in Lebanon, violence in Congo and conflict in Nepal, Somalia and Timor-Leste.

It was, as he correctly saw, a war of necessity, both for America and for the new world order Mr Bush was proclaiming.

Police have arrested 15 people, including a 16-year-old boy, following angry anti-austerity protests near Downing Street that saw a war memorial vandalised.

The eighteen-nineties saw a war between the Pulitzer and the Hearst newspaper empires; the number of newspapers exceeded ten thousand, including more dailies than exist today, some with a circulation of more than a million.

This summer saw a war of words between Madrid and London over the British colonial territory of Gibraltar, which ostensibly started over what Spain argues was an illegal underwater reef in contested waters, but has developed into an increasingly unseemly public row.

The rat still managed to find its cookies, but when the researchers looked at the recordings from the place cells, they saw a war going on.

"We've seen a war on costs among E.T.F.

Do you see a war between the U.S. and Iraq turning into a regional war?

JEFFREY GOLDBERG: I see a war ahead of us, probably by January.

"In Israel you won't see a war wound," Mr. Cucher said.

Many Islamic hard-liners in Pakistan see a war with India as a holy duty.