Sentence examples for war figure from inspiring English sources

Why does the Afghan war figure in this assessment today?

A print of American revolutionary war figure Crispus Attucks, Picasso's Guernica for instance.

On Thursday Obama described Putin as a cold war figure with "one foot in the old ways of doing business and one foot on the new".

In 1904, a steamship named the General Slocum, in honor of a Civil War figure, caught fire in the East River, causing more than 1,000 deaths.

Though she began her re-enacting hobby as a Civil War figure, with World War II, she said: "I could see myself actually being a part of it.

And it tells parallel stories: of a tragic Trojan War figure and a brave young soldier in the Iraq war whose tragedy is just as ruinous.

Americans are unaccustomed to questions of foreign policy, grand strategy, and war figuring decisively in a Presidential contest.

Monument Avenue, a broad boulevard with a grassy median punctuated by statues commemorating Civil War figures, is a block away — Robert E. Lee is around the corner.

But in both camps there was a sense that replica guns and war figures crossed a line that lightsabres, bows and arrows and swords did not.

Glenn Frazier, from Fort Deposit, Alabama, was also a prisoner in the Philippines, where he'd chosen to be posted before the war, figuring that, if war did break out, it would be with Germany, and he'd beat the odds.

The C-47 was a pillar of U.S. military airlift during the early stages of the Cold War, figuring large in the 1948 Berlin Airlift and in the Korean War (1950 53).