Sentence examples for war describe from inspiring English sources
Visitors will be able to stop and hear recordings of people involved in the war describe what they experienced, both on the battlefield and at home.
You admire how many voices they've assembled, and – particularly in the early sections in which veterans of the same battles Salinger fought in during the second world war describe the carnage – the pace and attack with which it rattles along.
Writers of books published to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the first world war describe what appears to be a combination of astonishing complacency in the chancellories and cabinet rooms of Europe, belligerent rhetoric and dangerously mixed messages.
Many of the statements, which Mr Falla compiled to make claims for compensation from the German government after the war, describe in graphic detail appalling experiences they endured.
The Silurian Madame Vastra, her human wife Jenny Flint, and the Sontaran Strax (all returning from "A Good Man Goes to War") describe a number of strange phenomena to a shadowed fourth detective.
Grant fought the war described by McBeth.
Philby himself, in his book My Silent War, described Oldfield as "formidable".
Hagel often compared the Iraq War to the Vietnam War, describing both as misguided wars of choice.
There were valentines, and birthday cards and letters from her brothers who were in the Civil War describing the fighting.
But Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who was a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War, described the war's progress as "more than satisfactory".
More seriously he was a fierce opponent of the Iraq war, describing Tony Blair as unhinged and suggesting that he might even be a war criminal.
