Sentence examples for taking a war from inspiring English sources

Sprewell said he had a hard time taking a war with Childs seriously, adding, "I'm almost looking at this guy like, 'Are you serious?' " When told of Sprewell's comments, Childs said: "You should get frustrated with a loss.

I think that the idea of the west on its own – America and Britain – taking a war to the middle east is completely wrong, and that the idea that the states on the ground, which have a personal responsibility for the safety of their own region, should take this action, with our support and backing, is absolutely right.

Officials are taking a war-games approach.

It took a war to dismantle the first system.

It took a war to create the United States of America.

TIME was it took a war to close a financial exchange.

It shouldn't take a war to get Sal Giunta out of Subway.

For some it takes a war (Colin Powell at state and Donald Rumsfeld at defence).

Sometimes it takes a war to lead to intelligence's besting beauty.

It took a war for men to feel brave enough to be caught dead in a wristlet.

The mayor, however, seems to have taken a war footing with respect to the teachers contract that expired last spring.