Sentence examples for spring of peace from inspiring English sources

It's this apparent new time of peace that makes that May so "lovely," as a superimposed text states with conspicuous sarcasm: "The scene is set in May 1962, considered by some at the time as 'the first spring of peace.' " Marker and Lhomme didn't think so.

Drinking heavily, broke, in despair, he died in Paris in May 1939, the last spring of peace.

We too often think of those last years of peace as a golden age of prosperity and stability, of complacency even.

The success last year of peace talks in Mindanao in the southern part of the Philippines has spurred similar efforts in Thailand.

He declared that a Palestinian state would never be created on his watch, repudiating his acceptance in 2009 of peace based on two states.

"If you were somebody touring the continent in those last weeks of peace in 1914 you could have been forgiven for thinking that no British soldier had ever fought or died on European soil," Crane said.

To escape, two years later he headed off to California and Lawrence Ferlinghetti's cabin in Big Sur for what was supposed to be a summer of peace and soul-stirring quiet.

"This is what the Palestinians see being done and at a time when we are trying to tell them we are going to make the year 2008 a year of peace," Erekat said at a press conference in East Jerusalem.

These gestures were, however, of little practical effect: in 1804 the volume of general exports to Britain was nearly equal to that in the last year of peace: 1802.

What they have done in the neighboring state [of Syria] has spilled over to Iraq, [and] now there is much more need today of peace building and trust building amongst communities.

ALL can be and have been interpreted as condoning, indeed promoting, violence, but they have also been interpreted as the spring boards of peace [for more, visit here].