Sentence examples for the continuous wars from inspiring English sources

However, the continuous wars with Pallavas took a turn for the worse in 642 when the Pallava king Narasimhavarman I avenged his father's defeat, conquered and plundered the capital of Pulakesi II who may have died in battle.

The writer describes the political history of the Siachan Glacier, which has become a battleground in the continuous war between India and Pakistan.

His second book, The Continuous War: Cultures of Division in Korea (forthcoming from Columbia University Press) offers a cultural history of the Korean War spanning from the early 1950s through the early 2000s.

"The riot police are lining the streets to protect the US and British embassies (although I would add I'm at the Intercontinental hotel - with an Nile view no less!) and we've been advised to stay indoors, and the only English speaking TV channels are CNN and BBC News 24 showing the continuous war news loop.

The nearly continuous wars of the first three decades of the new century resulted in modernization, if not (because of the treasury limitations) enlargement, of the Commonwealth's army.

But the tomb was lost as continuous wars ravaged the country and his family's power declined.

It is held by the potentates247 of the Bosporus, though the whole of it has been devastated by continuous wars.

Despite continuous wars of imperial expansion on the Empire's frontiers and one year-long civil war over the imperial succession, the Roman world was largely free from large-scale conflict for more than two centuries.

An arms race, threats, increased gap in income, extreme poverty, continuous wars.

With Europe undergoing continuous wars from 1792 to 1815, armies became self-enclosed societies that increasingly played by their own rules.

Most of these immigrants had very particular lives growing up in Tel Aviv: their youth wasn't all about being carefree, their adulthood was punctuated by continuous wars, and they were constantly adapting to new cultural environments.