Sentence examples for war haul from inspiring English sources

Another local insulted Ric: "What are you doing with a weak handshake for a big fellow like you?" Eventually the crew hit pay dirt and made $4,500 for a Civil War haul that included a rare cannonball and a breastplate decoration.

He'd done similar work in the Gulf War, hauling a "boatload of bombs," as he put it, to Gibraltar.

The crew, straining as if in a tug of war, hauled it aboard only to discover that its stomach was grotesquely distended from swallowing sea water.

Yousef, who had been assigned to us by the National Transitional Council, said that although Qaddafi destroyed seven planes during the final days of the liberation war, long-haul planes were occasionally rented for short trips during their layovers.

Great Britain have now equalled their best-ever post-war medal haul in boxing, set in Melbourne in 1956.

Though friends in their early years, the two men would end up on opposite sides in the Great War: Ward hauling casualties with the British Ambulance Committee, Casement finagling German support for an Irish revolution.

The debris of war can be hauled away, buried and incinerated.

When it came to finding Gaddafi's caches of weapons in the final two months of the war, the militias hauled the booty back to their home towns, not to Libya's provisional government.

And if Israel were to seek to protect its civilians, as it did in Gaza, it would be accused of war crimes and hauled in front of the International Criminal Court.

We have an obligation to ensure our military is capable of sustaining this war over the long haul and performing the many tasks that we ask of them.

The Republican National Committee again posted strong numbers for August, consistent with its massive fundraising haul and war chest so far this cycle.