Sentence examples for war ignited from inspiring English sources

And a multifront, conventional and possibly unconventional war ignited by events in the Levant is also increasingly plausible.

Ethiopia said it was invaded, and a war ignited that has defied long peace talks and claimed tens of thousands of lives on both sides.

Immediately afterwards, the Polish Soviet War ignited, and the territory of Belarus was divided between Poland and the Soviet Russia.

Tripoli has seen numerous outbreaks of violence since civil war ignited in neighboring Syria two years ago.

Russia stirred things up through the end of the Cold War, igniting dozens of coups, countercoups, civil conflicts, and bush wars.

Civil war ignites when countrymen of differing political and religious ideologies, sometimes more loyal to foreign powers than to their national identity, wreak havoc whereby a country or even an Empire crumbles.

His attempt to enforce Anglicanism led to organised rebellion in Scotland (the "Bishops' Wars") and ignited the Wars of the Three Kingdoms.

That recommendation was ignored as a culture war was ignited in Parliament and society.

The war was ignited, investigators said, when Mr. Persico's father installed him on the family throne.

In March 2003, during the buildup to the Iraq War, Maines ignited controversy by declaring onstage in London that she was ashamed that U.S. Pres.

The clashes brought fears that despite a cease-fire brokered in June, war has ignited again between the government and the Ahmars, tribal leaders who are accused of fomenting protests by Yemen's government.