Sentence examples for seasons of war from inspiring English sources

Obama's reëngagement reflects a doctrine of limiting U.S. military intervention abroad and ending the "long seasons of war," as he put it in a West Point address on May 28th.

It is too soon to say whether any of this will help the neighborhood stitch itself back together after so many seasons of war and privation, whether the families that fled will move back, or whether the local government will move back into the neighborhood to clean the streets and clear hills of trash and rubble from the empty lots.

Now that the rutted, undulating roads are again passable, it is the season of war.

The armies retreated to their camps and prepared for the coming of the next season of war.

Soon it will be spring, bringing a new season of war between Ingush militants and the federal forces of Ingushetia, a tiny republic that neighbors Chechnya.

Soon it will be spring, marking a new season of war between armed Ingush militants and the federal forces struggling to control them.

In October, the Prime Minister warned a colleague that another season of war in America would cost "much more than we had any idea of," and said he doubted that the British taxpayer was willing to foot the bill.

President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that the US remains the world's most important nation, even after a "long season of war", and would continue to use drone strikes when necessary.

AS Hollywood's tastemakers sift through thousands of propositions looking to buy a few dozen scripts, books and pitches that will eventually yield even fewer movies, they've shown some unsurprising predilections in this season of war and political turmoil.

"There are no people in the Russian secret services who would be capable of such a crime against their own people," Mr. Putin, then a newly appointed prime minister, said during that tumultuous season of war and terrorism.

We have been through a long season of war.