Sentence examples for tireless war from inspiring English sources

Without a word, he pushed aside a stack of papers detailing tireless war plans, grabbed his tan, Army-issued cap, and headed for the door.

Frosted Yellow Willows tells the story of Wong's birth in her father's laundry in Los Angeles, her single-minded devotion to the movies, her rise to fame, her dealings with a crazy extortionist who threatened her family, her tireless war work.

Fisher opines that because of his tireless war work, Formby had become too synonymous with the war, causing the public to turn away from him, much as they had from the wartime British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill.

The world is officially one step closer to being more like Star Wars, thanks to the tireless work of Los Angeles-based engineering firm, Aerofex. .

A tireless advocate for Civil War widows and orphans, he purchased part of an island near Portland to use as a vacation site for children.

"We also recognise the importance of preserving the site as a tribute to the men and women who worked there with quiet and tireless dedication during World War Two.

Best known for its tireless retelling of World War II -- hours of engrossing archival shots of Hitler's last days or the Yalta Conference -- the History Channel also generously relives the Kennedy assassination, the Hindenburg disaster and the Lindbergh-baby kidnapping case.

Al-Guneid is both a vocal critic of the Houthis and a tireless chronicler of the war.

A former president of Ford Motor Co., McNamara headed the Defense Department for seven years in the Democratic administrations of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, and was the war's tireless cheerleader, traveling to the battle zones more than 40 times.

In that appeal, John Paul, a tireless critic of the Iraq war, told the crowd of about 30,000 that the new millennium "is already lashed by the winds of war and stained with blood in so many regions of the world".

Tireless work off the ball.