Sentence examples for war emerging from from inspiring English sources

In the afternoon, I meet former naval officer Allen Parton, whose book, Endal, documents being blown up in the first Gulf war, emerging from a coma and finding the will to live thanks to the titular labrador, which acted as his service dog.

Cameron's case for dropping bombs on Syria – it hardly constitutes "going to war" – emerges from two previous decisions.

Not so; or not, at any rate, in Huddersfield, where an extraordinarily strong and coherent opposition to the "great" war emerges from Pearce's explorations in archives ranging from his own university of Leeds to the Public Record Office in Kew.

As the evidence about the origins of the war emerges from the Whitehall mandarins it must cause even deeper resentment among those who lost relatives in Iraq – I only lost a few months of my life – and it is difficult to see why Tony Blair and George Bush are not as culpable for the killing of Iraqi citizens as many who have appeared for similar crimes before the court at The Hague.

One old soldier held onto Sebastian's hand and recalled seeing his friend killed next to him and, for the first time for him, Sebastian says, the war emerged from the history books into real, tangible human experience.

Along with 60ft Dolls, Novocaine, Ether and a few others, Dub War emerged from Newport in the early-90s, smack in the middle of the death of grunge and with Britpop about to explode.

It became, as the journalist Henry Luce had prophesied, "the American Century". By the end of the 1990s -- victorious in two world wars, emerging triumphant from the long, twilight struggle with the Soviet Union -- the United States had achieved a position of unrivaled strength.

However, the advent of the dreadnought battleship crippled this plan at the beginning; given Japan's weak and underdeveloped economy and the enormous strain that had been put on it during the Russo-Japanese War (Japan emerged from the war victorious, but bankrupt), the launch of was a "disaster" for Japan.

"I believe that would be civil war," she said, emerging from the polling site after voting for Clinton.

From some angles it looks like a war-beaten submarine emerging from the deep, from others it could be someone smoking on a lilo.

After the longest break of his year-old presidency, Mr. Obama had to return to the cold, hard task of governing a nation still fighting two overseas wars and just emerging from recession.