Sentence examples for war debris from inspiring English sources

They are clearing war debris in the no man's land and have announced plans for digging up old minefields.

The scientists from Montenegro are searching for war debris, specifically bullets coated with slightly radioactive depleted uranium.

From one end to the other are mines, unexploded bombs and war debris, including the twisted remains of Soviet helicopters and transport planes.

Removing war debris can be an expensive luxury in a poor country, and the wreck seemed an apt symbol of the indelible mark that 15 years of intermittent conflict has put on this nation.

Aid for Clearing Danube War Debris BRUSSELS, July 26 (Reuters) -- The European Union's executive body completed the paperwork today to contribute as much as $20 million to help clear NATO bomb debris from the Danube.

Presenting the award, First Minister Alex Salmond said Willoughby was one of Scotland's most prolific humanitarians: "He has tirelessly driven forward work to rid the world's most impoverished communities of deadly war debris and saved thousands of people from being killed or severely maimed by landmines or bombs".

I soon found out that the hill this man was living on was man-made – specifically, of a giant pile of World War II debris.

The largest prop is a towering Trojan horse, made of the debris the battle-weary Greeks would have had at hand, mostly used weapons and war junk.

Those returning to Ortley, less than a square mile on the Barnegat Peninsula, found its boardwalk ripped off, houses tossed willy-nilly into the middle of the street, roads a war zone of debris and downed power lines.

The debris of war can be hauled away, buried and incinerated.

Now the founder of the Halo Trust has won the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award for his work clearing the world of the deadly debris of war.