Sentence examples for war face from inspiring English sources

That is, show me your war face; act like a hero and you'll become one; make history by imitating past glories.

The Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Regiment Memorial commemorating a black regiment in the Civil War, face the State House.

"AFF is particularly concerned that soldiers and families already stressed from experiences of war face no extended 'recuperation' when back at home," the report said.

He noticed something on top of the can, put his hand in and withdrew a small statue of an American Indian ready for battle, with his war face on and his bow and arrow drawn.

The two men, who were often at odds during the latter part of the 1992-95 Bosnian war, face similar charges, and as their trials unfold they increasingly seem to blame each other.

WASHINGTON — As General David H. Petraeus takes command in Afghanistan, the two top American civilian officials in the war face an uncertain and tricky future, working with a newly empowered military leader, under the gaze of an impatient president who has put them on notice that his fractious war council needs to pull together.

Ansel Elgort, the preppy heartthrob currently starring in the The Fault in Our Stars, has signed up to play Van Cliburn, the precocious pianist who became swept into a cold war face-off during a piano competition.

Anton Gorodetsky, the series hero, works for the Moscow branch of the Night Watch, which is charged with regulating the "Dark Others" and is opposed in a cold war face-off by the similarly bureaucratic Day Watch.

Though set in the present, the novel's plot involving British intelligence officers and Russian operatives is reminiscent of the many cold war face-offs — with defections or purported defections propelling the story — that animated the author's most keenly observed earlier work.

We're not, as we were in the cold war, facing off against the Soviet military".

The men of the 2/508th fought a phantom war, facing I.E.D.'s rather than insurgents.