Sentence examples for war harmonized from inspiring English sources
The visit helped to check U.S. fears that the British would desert the Korean War, harmonized attitudes toward German rearmament and, distasteful though it was to Churchill, resulted in the acceptance of a U.S. naval commander in chief of the eastern Atlantic.
After the Civil War the black spirituals were "discovered" by Northerners and either developed toward harmonized versions, often sung by trained choirs, or, conversely, preserved the older traditional style, especially in rural areas and certain sects.
Great Britain deviated from its position only during the Crimean War in order to harmonize its practice with that of its French ally.
Inconsistencies can be harmonized by the Florida Supreme Court.
Ms. Gawler harmonized in her strong alto.
And their three voices harmonized exquisitely.
The textures and flavors harmonized perfectly.
An hour later, it had been harmonized.
One was Jody Rockmaker's warmly harmonized "Yiddish Choruses" (2006).
Johns's "White Flag" harmonized with a monogrammed bedspread.
