Sentence examples for war echo from inspiring English sources
Even Asmussen, who saddled the fifth-place finisher War Echo, seemed awestruck by his close-up view of Zenyatta.
During the war in Georgia and South Ossetia, an event that seemed to portend a potential renewal of the Cold War, Echo of Moscow broadcast sober, balanced accounts from battlefield reporters on a show called "With Their Own Eyes".
Now, as cries for an east-west war echo throughout the world, I am afraid of the world turning into a place like Turkey, governed almost permanently by martial law.
The drum beat of possible war echoes from Iraq.
It is hard to miss the cold war echoes.
Today the Civil War echoes at a different register, usually in fights over remembrance.
A six-day Middle East war echoes along a second front: a diplomatic struggle at the United Nations Security Council.
And birdsong, with its first world war echoes, is finally used to provide a counterpoint to human turbulence.
"The triumph of this bloody terrorist, war-criminal and butcher is a straightforward declaration of war," echoed the organ of Syria's Baath Party.
How the South Could Have Won the Civil War echoes chapters from two of Alexander's earlier books, Lost Victories and Robert E. Lee's Civil War.
Washington's growing involvement in a brutal Latin American guerrilla war echoes the opening stages of American intervention in the conflict in El Salvador in the 1980's.
