Sentence examples for testing war from inspiring English sources
The timeline's been tugged (Amis's book took place in 1999, this feels contemporary) and the slippery tone of the novel is bullied by Cullen into a film that settles for montages: of nuclear testing, War of the Roses knights and trashy sports broadcasts.
The vast majority of casualties in the Iraq war occurred after the Bush speech and unfortunately the dismantling of education in the United States and the high-stakes testing war on schools and teachers will continue long after the Duncan blog.
Members of the Boston School Committee fired the first shots in the testing wars in the summer of 1845.
Ms. Hirschmann has been soldiering in the testing wars since the twins were 8, when she and other parents turned aside a city effort to impose a high-stakes test on second graders.
While Ms. Hirschmann's interests in the testing wars and the eating wars spring from personal experience, is there anything common to both for her? "They are both about being constrained, about fitting into a narrowly defined box that can create havoc in your life," she replies.
The mutual respect between Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic has grown not just since childhood but with each spirit-testing war, three on the spin in slam finals in New York, Australia and Wimbledon, with a semi-final scheduled on their return to Flushing Meadows.
And they are equally keen on testing their war machine in battle.
And while this nation has been tested by war, and it's been tested by recession and all manner of challenges – I stand before you again tonight, after almost two terms as your president, to tell you I am more optimistic about the future of America than ever before.
Bombing tests and war games angered the inhabitants, known as Viequenses, for decades.
Previous episodes have not always coincided with hardship at home or testing foreign wars.
By any rational test the war on drugs, with its use of the criminal law and harsh sentences to solve the problem, is a costly failure.
