Sentence examples for war from inspiring English sources
noun
Organized, large-scale, armed conflict between countries or between national, ethnic, or other sizeable groups, usually involving the engagement of military forces.
- The war was largely between Sunni and Shia militants.
"We have lately seen an increase in the number of persons leaving Norway to take part in acts of war, attend training camps or join terrorist networks abroad," the Norwegian authorities said.
"These are matters of war and peace".
Then came the second world war and the horrors of the nuclear bomb.
They are advocating for a mechanism to end war with more attention to a perpetrator not victims.
In April, Chafee told the Washington Post that Clinton's vote for the Iraq war should prevent her from becoming president.
Human Rights Watch has documented 75 cases of torture in security force custody since the end of the war, including the rape of men and women.
Though war photography has always been high-impact, this is one of the first wars where most of it was done by amateurs.
But the conflict showed the limits of social networks when you have two antagonistic societies at war with each other.
El Salvador's preparations for their trip to Spain were, of course, hampered by the war that was devastating the country.
