Sentence examples for sea war from inspiring English sources

One was by far and away the mightiest land war ever seen, the other the greatest sea war.

To prevent the Iranians from restarting their nuclear facilities, the report states that the United States would need to conduct a "significantly expanded air and sea war over a prolonged period of time, likely several years".

Berman says this picture, seen nationally in Life magazine (and today a photographic cliché), proclaimed Times Square a modern agora and the embrace of strangers a democratic sacrament: "Man and woman, black and white, land and sea, war and peace, aggression and nurturing, yin and yang".

The paintings, heaving with matter, are highly believable depictions of seas - which we inevitably take for the north Atlantic, where the last great sea war took place, its final shameful coda occurring far to the south, with the sinking of the Belgrano in the Falklands war.

Since appearing in Donmar productions Othello and Ivanov in 2008, Hiddleston has gone on to achieve international fame in films such as The Avengers, Thor, The Deep Blue Sea, War Horse and Midnight in Paris.

(Ref. The Sea War in Korea, Cagle and Manson, US Naval Institute, 1957, page 500).

He came across as a Vere you could believe poring over Plutarch and agonising over his own human frailty, but by no means as the heroic, inspirational leader of men in the Napoleonic sea wars.

Zynga recently renamed one of its games Sea Wars from Battleship.

It's most popular game is Texas Hold'Em poker (with 609,000 daily active users in Facebook alone), followed by Blackjack, Attack!, Scramble, and Sea Wars.

Listening to her melodious voice and looking at the lanky man in earmuffs, willing his tractor to keep a straight course down the field, I couldn't help thinking of Mr. Crawford's fictional character Unguentine and his indomitable wife, who ply the seas, warring and making love, on a barge dense with tropical trees and vegetables.

"Right before us lies the Red Sea of War".