Sentence examples for starting the hostilities from inspiring English sources

Both sides have accused each other of starting the hostilities.

Although a 2003 ceasefire remains in place, both sides have accused each other of starting the hostilities.

Seems to me Limbaugh started those hostilities long ago, if not with his first divorce then certainly with his second and third.

"At least 80,000 have perished since the start of the hostilities, with most of these casualties believed to be civilians," he said.

Since the start of the hostilities in South Sudan on 15 December, an estimated 900,000 people, over half of them children, have been forced to flee from their homes.

That would give two potent militias officially dedicated to the destruction of the Jewish state the option of starting hostilities on two fronts at a time of their own choosing.

Each side accuses the other of starting hostilities which broke out a week ago.

The deputy prime minister told me he has not watched the debate back but if he's starting to neutralise the hostility towards him, that's progress.

The British interpreted this as a warlike act and refrained from starting hostilities only because of their entanglements in Afghanistan.

The size of the military is determined not only to win wars, but also to deter adversaries from starting hostilities.

Had they been able to look at Italian immigrants beyond their rose-tinted glasses, they would have seen that every Italian ghetto, in Chicago or New York, set off a chain reaction, starting with hostility from local residents, leading to further ghettization, and then to hate and finally to open violence.