Sentence examples for vast war from inspiring English sources

Building and maintaining such a great empire necessitated a military regime and a vast war machine.

And then the long-sought goal of Zarqawi and his progeny — a vast war inside Islam — will become a reality.

To protect exports and to build up vast war chests of reserves, many East Asian governments kept their currencies cheap for years after the financial crises.

Hastings's plan is to revitalise the sense of suffering and bravery by exploiting first-person accounts from every theatre of the vast war.

While he too hopes to represent the new face of an old party, he is certain to benefit from the party's vast war chest and deep political network, including its control of 20 of the country's 31 governorships.

It also answers the question that always arises after Mr. Buffett publishes his missives each year: What will Berkshire buy next with its vast war chest of $38.2 billion in cash and equivalents?

On paper, Mr Choules was merely a tiny cog in the wheels of a vast war-engine that took millions of men and women to their deaths.

Now that he is the official candidate, Mr Romney can start to spend the vast war-chest he has been hoarding to fight the presidential election.

The revelations emerged with new evidence of the Japanese city's use of a vast war-chest to win the bidding campaign.

Historians campaigned for years to overcome privacy concerns that restricted access to the more than 30 million documents in the vast, war-era archive to Holocaust victims and their relatives.

Once we hit an increase of 4 degrees, much of the world will become uninhabitable, and there will be vast wars for what remains.