Sentence examples similar to start up war from inspiring English sources
"At this point, I don't think North Korea is that stupid to start up a war," he said.
They didn't study or respect the battlefield they were entering, how long it would take to win their start-up war, and what it would cost before their business was self-sustaining.
"More than anything else, this gives the government a motive to start up the dirty war again".
Unfortunately what I see today is that the few businesses which did start up after the war are closing down.
But this route will be featured in the next Start-Ups Wars episode - let's give it a few more years.
Then - dong, dong - bells start tolling and all the roadies come across the front of the stage in monks' cowls, at which point War Pigs starts up".
In May, 10 months after signing a peace accord and gaining a role in governing Sierra Leone, they started up their war again, seizing hundreds of United Nations peacekeepers and attacking defenseless towns in the interior.
Please concentrate on the issues that matter: there are two wars, a tanking economy, people without health care and there's a Republican running for president who doesn't seem to know much about the economy and who seems much too comfortable discussing the possibility of starting up a war with Iran.
"Maybe the war has already started up there, while we are doing somersaults here," the commander was quoted as saying.
And within a year or two of starting up he had published two classic war memoirs, Alex Bowlby's The Recollections of Rifleman Bowlby (1969) and John Goldsmith's Accidental Agent (1971).
