Sentence examples similar to time of warfare from inspiring English sources

That leaves an awful lot of time for warfare between the Democratic and Republican camps to get even nastier.

Nonetheless, the coincidence of the capture of Corinth and Carthage was even in antiquity regarded as a turning point in Roman history: it was the end (for the time being) of warfare against civilized powers, in which the danger was felt to be greater and the glory and the booty were superior to those won against barbarian tribes.

Fall is the time of bee warfare.

The eight years since, a time of unremitting warfare, has had no similar opportunity for taking stock.

It's a period with clear parallels to the opening years of the 21st century, also a time of divisive warfare and distrust of people in power.

At a time of political warfare in Washington and elsewhere and gridlock over President Obama's jobs bill, members of both parties took a rare collective victory lap after the passage of the legislation, which Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed on Thursday.

At this time of escalating warfare, it is worth noting that the angels who appear to the shepherds to announce the birth of Jesus are soldiers in God's "heavenly host", who have laid down their arms and announce an era of peace.

"The all-time experience of warfare shows," he wrote, "that when men reach the point where they see, or feel, that further effort and sacrifice can do no more than delay the end, they commonly lose the will to spin it out, and bow to the inevitable".

Over the course of time, the nature of warfare has changed.

I don't like this Howard Finster looking map that Cersei Lannister is standing on as she lectures her brother Jaime about loyalty in times of internecine warfare between dynasties.

The West was a bloody, vile and at times sadistic theater of warfare during the Civil War.