Sentence examples for strife ended from inspiring English sources

Barbarian invasions and civil strife ended the prosperity during the 3rd century ad.

In Transvaal several warring little polities were established, and factional strife ended only in the 1860s.

The colony, beset by political strife, ends as another imperial outpost.

All say they hope the labor strife ends soon, but each must confront an uncertain reality, and they do so from different viewpoints.

In general, Mr. Clinton has rightly broadened the definition of national security to encompass the spread of disease, poverty and ethnic strife, ending his term with honorable involvement in the world and revitalization of the United Nations and regional peacekeeping alliances.

At times it's scarily intimate, with tales of the family strife that ended in a jail sentence for Quik a few years ago.

After the death of Osei Tutu in either 1712 or 1717, a period of internal chaos and factional strife was ended with the accession of Opoku Ware (ruled c. 1720 50), under whom Asante reached its fullest extent in the interior of the country.

More surprising was that Total Strife Forever ended up gaining the kind of mainstream attention that seldom befalls artists championed by the Quietus: a Mercury prize nomination has, alas, proved unforthcoming for Acting the Rubber Pig by Daniel Patrick Quinn, or Chrononautz's Public Domain Fuckover Series.

With the internal strife apparently ended, the Heat rallied for a thrilling 97-94 win to even the season series between the teams, 1-1.

In a Hollywood upended by labor strife — writers just ended one walkout, while actors are rumbling about another — the studio has been trying to begin production on a film based on the long-running DC Comics series "Justice League of America".

This "Regeneration" ended civil strife and established party government.