Sentence examples for war has raged from inspiring English sources

As the elitism war has raged this fall, the president has fought back.

Malki has remained a relatively safe district of the capital as war has raged nearby.

That is true at O'Hare in Chicago, where a war has raged over plans for airport expansion.

War has raged to the north and west of the city, but Latakia itself has remained largely unscathed.

The International Organisation for Migration does not facilitate repatriation to Syria, where civil war has raged for three years.

For several years, an intense civil war has raged in Somalia between a weak American-backed government and radical Islamist groups that are trying to overthrow it.

The war had raged on without Hugo.

The Run-Up and BeyondAbove and beyond the 45-minute claim, questions over the legality of the war have raged in the UK ever since its denouement.

The electoral energy wars have raged from Florida — where Mr. McCain has proposed offshore oil drilling — to California and now Las Vegas.

Oddly enough, "Culture Shock's" link to today is weakest where recent culture wars have raged most virulently, in the visual arts.

So-called "mackerel wars" have raged since 2008 when Iceland, which previously caught little of the fish, unilaterally increased its quota after the numbers in its waters increased dramatically – believed to be as a result of warmer waters due to climate change.