Sentence examples for war caught from inspiring English sources

But it started to pick up over half-way through and the early Spanish Civil War caught my interest.

The lead was short-lived, however, for Man o' War caught up quickly and went ahead to stay after they had traveled only 60 yards.

Nearly two years would pass before the war caught up with him, when Gilbert's family was set upon by what he identified as a "guerrilla band".

The lead was short-lived, however, for Man o' War caught up quickly and went ahead to stay after they traveled only 50 yards.

It's a powerful portrait of a damaged man who has found himself, after war, caught in an endless battle with himself.

More than once Romanians I talked to shuddered at the example of neighbouring Ukraine, corrupt and suffering civil war, caught in the Russian sphere of influence.

This can remind us of nothing so much as Yossarian in Joseph Heller's great novel about the boredom of war, Catch 22. "They're trying to kill me," says the bombardier.

When George W. Bush proclaimed a Global War on Terror (aka World War IV), conceived as a "generational struggle" like the Cold War, he caught a certain American reality.

There was also a notable group of war poets who wrote about their own experiences of war, which caught the public attention.

But "The Untold War" is caught between two worlds.

Dark-skinned Africans say the Libyan war has caught them in a vise.