Sentence examples for war flared up from inspiring English sources

They include Bangladesh (where the armed forces took over last year), Sri Lanka (whose civil war flared up) and the Philippines.

Civil war flared up in the interior provinces, soon dominated by Juan Facundo Quiroga a caudillo from La Rioja who opposed centralization.

On Saturday, the first signs of a tribal war flared up in Nairobi, with Luo gangs sweeping into a shantytown called Mathare and stoning several Kikuyu residents.

"My father was a diplomat being trained to be an ambassador, and then the tuberculosis he had during the war flared up, and they got in an expert – a word I've disliked all my life – who said: he will be dead by 1960.

Last month, a "producer war" flared up among grime's international school, and dozens of people fired shots at one another in the form of brand new dubs aimed at specific competitors.

In the course of an hour's research they watch individuals die, marry and be born in dizzying sequence, eras go and come, wars flare up and fizzle out, markets boom and bust, towns turn back into fields.

We might even see "Tactile Wars" flare up, as different approaches to integrating tactile into mobile devices battle it out.

With the Iraq War flaring up again, I've found myself looking at the photo that marked its beginning, for me, and wondering whether another photo might mark its end.

The prime minister also believes Syria can stop a Lebanese war flaring up again by controlling the Shi'ite Hizbullah, and allowing UN backed troops into the South of Lebanon, as agreed by the UN at the end of the six week Israeli invasion of Lebanon in the Summer.

For them, to have unchecked war flare up again is unthinkable.

Contrast this with the brutality in Europe when the Balkan wars flared up, claiming well over 100,000 lives.