Sentence examples for take on war from inspiring English sources

Developed by Jamie Antonisse, who has also worked at Disney Interactive, it's another alternative take on war in video games.

And back in 1938 when Orson Welles broadcast his take on War of The Worlds disguised as radio news reports, the ensuing panic killed actual people.

They discussed everything from their journey to androgyny to their take on war, evolution, God, politics, the for-profit art world, space exploration, and more.

And in terms of Spielberg, he sometimes goes for the broad blockbuster himself (check out his take on "War of the Worlds").

The military know all too well they should never take on war casually.

Bailey, too, is eager for Medaglia d'Oro to take on War Emblem, who is to take on older horses Sunday in the Pacific Classic at Del Mar.

But they have also taken on war, exile and Afghan independence with ferocity.

It should be mentioned that the collection included takes on war and peace, with floral jackets over khaki fatigues.

The frequency of zoning out more than doubled in reading experiments involving smokers who craved a cigarette and in people who were given a vodka cocktail before taking on "War and Peace".

Not a Spielberg discovery, Fanning had appeared in "I Am Sam," "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Man on Fire" before taking on "War of the Worlds".

More to the point, was it Pulp and their take on class war who actually inspired Syriza?