I'm a man on the cusp of the rest of his life, standing between war and family life, citizen and soldier, officer and parent, participant and observer.
Standing before War Emblem in Stall 29 here at his barn in Churchill Downs, a far more sober, relaxed and reverent Baffert concedes that yes, he has made a few mistakes, and will probably commit many more.
The kailao is a standing male war dance of Tonga.
Standing against war policy can be standing up for the troops.
The US Open is usually a miserable, last-man-standing war of attrition.
If today's New York seems pathologically obsessed with its own beautification, then the city's long-standing war against graffiti helps to explain why.
The Baathists' long-standing war against Iraqi Kurds was intensifying, and it appeared that Saddam wanted to secure the loyalty of those who worked in Kirkuk's valuable oil industry.
1699 Trelawne, England January 16, 1754 London, England Edward Trelawny, (born 1699, Trelawne, Cornwall, England died January 16, 1754, London) British governor of Jamaica from April 1738 to September 1752 who ended a long-standing war between white planters and descendants of black former slaves known as Maroons.
The counterintelligence and security services of the Colombian interior and defense ministries have played a prominent role in that country's long-standing war against various Marxist guerrilla groups and in its efforts to combat drug traffickers, who often work in concert with the guerrillas and are well-armed and well-financed.
Ceremonial tsantsa are heads ritually reduced by the Shuar, Achuar, Awajún (Aguaruna), Wampís (Huambisa) and Candoshi-Shapra, following a long-standing war trophy tradition.
