Sentence examples for war endures from inspiring English sources
These are men whom the current administration will not transfer, release or prosecute, so long as the legal authority to detain, pursuant to the law of war, endures.
Judge Holden, in "Blood Meridian," proclaims that war endures "because young men love it and old men love it in them".
The war endures but this battle is mine.
The Iraq war endures as ancient sectarian animosities and suspicions fuel partition and domestic strife.
By the film's end, viewers see for themselves how the war endures long after "peace" was declared.
The shadow of the war endured.
Libya still faces the same problems which brought the revolution, only now we have to heal the wounds of war endured over the past eight months.
Support for the Vietnam war endured for longer than support for the Iraq war simply because the questionable nature of Vietnam and the incompetence of America's leadership were hidden from the American people for so long.
William Cavendish, poet, ladies' man, and espouser of all things chivalrous and romantic, was a Royalist general during the English Civil War, endured sixteen years of exile in Antwerp, and, returning to England in 1660, became the first Duke of Newcastle.
This new flexibility, forged by near-defeat in war, endured into the peace afterwards, which Mr Roberts sees as a period of "de-Stalinisation", even though Stalin was still alive.
