Sentence examples for war discovered from inspiring English sources

A producer on "The Vietnam War" discovered that Burns had misremembered his own draft number.

These are the remains of Republican fighters in the Spanish civil war, discovered 50 years after their execution.

In 1991, the C.I.A. missed how close Saddam Hussein came to making an atom bomb, as inspectors after the gulf war discovered.

Ms. Tsuchiya, whose ancestors arrived in Nebraska by covered wagon after the Civil War, discovered classical Japanese art classes a short drive away.

A two-hour drive from Bangkok, Pattaya was little more than a fishing village four decades ago when U.S. soldiers fighting in the Vietnam War discovered a pristine, coral-filled bay.

Eugene Toni, a Vietnam Vet who lost both of his legs in the war, discovered his name on the wall when he visited it as a part of an attempt to break free of the stress that had haunted him since the war.

And he ended up running some graves-administration details, principally where he was in charge of a few Americans and German prisoners of war, discovering, recovering, and disposing of the bodies of those on the beaches and surrounding.

A few years later, in the Boys Own Volume of 1860, there appeared a drawing of shields, complete with long bushy beard - something many of the soldiers sported during the Crimean war - discovering the body of Lieutenant Dyneley.

Last November, the United States military command in charge of both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars discovered that its computer networks had been purposely infected with software that may have permitted a devastating espionage attack.

In Liliana Cavani's The Night Porter (1974) Charlotte Rampling plays a rich, respectable Holocaust survivor who, 13 years after the war, discovers that the porter in her hotel is the Nazi officer with whom she had a sadomasochistic affair in the concentration camp; gradually they resume their relationship; a reaffirmation of the dark embryo inside the bourgeois body politic.

Meanwhile, Vanessa Rene, Margaret's former tutor whose parents died because of Gazth-Sonikan war, discovers that her current employer, Bookwald Industries, covertly supports the war by supplying both sides with firearms and starts investigating its true cause.