Sentence examples for stayed out of the fighting from inspiring English sources
In fact, most Métis communities stayed out of the fighting.
France had said that its ground forces had stayed out of the fighting so far, limiting its intervention in Mali to aerial assaults at the front lines and bombing runs on extremist strongholds deeper into the Islamist-held north.
France had said earlier that its ground forces had stayed out of the fighting so far, limiting its intervention in Mali to aerial assaults at the front lines and bombing runs on extremist strongholds deeper into the Islamist-held north.
This corner of South Sudan, which borders the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of Congo, has largely stayed out of the fighting.
Israel has largely stayed out of the fighting in Syria, but in recent months a number of stray Syrian mortar shells crashed into the Israeli-controlled territory as Syrian government forces battled rebels across the line.
They were united by a desire to stay out of the fighting.
Threatened with war by Egypt in 1967, the Israeli government pleaded with King Hussein of Jordan to stay out of the fighting.
The PYD paid lip service to the stated aims of the revolution, but, perhaps learning lessons from the brutal repression suffered by Iraqi Kurds under Saddam Hussein, they aimed to stay out of the fighting.
Kennedy's description of Kurds "largely staying out of the fighting" reflects a dual distortion.
The PLO initially tried to stay out of the fighting, but by the end of 1975 groups within the overall organization, particularly the "rejection front" groups, were being drawn into an alliance with the Muslim and leftist groups fighting against the Christians.
