Sentence examples for war introducing from inspiring English sources

Marvel's gigantic Cinematic Universe is set to get even bigger with the release of Captain America: Civil War, introducing us to yet more superheroes including the newly re-re-booted Spider-Man.

The proposed bill would prevent the the first use of nuclear weapons unless Congress declares war, introducing a democratic check to the president's ability to launch nuclear weapons.

The Trump administration has overhauled America's ground rules for starting nuclear war, introducing a new policy that increases the likeliness of a limited conflict transforming into a full-scale war that would put millions of lives at risk.

Previously, cinematic cut scenes were seen as simply gap fillers that often deviated from the game, but with StarCraft and later Brood War introducing high quality cinematics integral to the storyline of the series, Blizzard Entertainment is cited as having changed this perception and became one of the first game companies to raise the standard regarding such cut scenes.

Self-service came to Britain immediately after the second world war, introduced by the then-mighty Co-op.

Just as World War II opened the atomic age and the 1991 Persian Gulf war introduced stealth technology to combat, Afghanistan will be remembered as the smart-bomb war.

The Great War introduced a level of brutality and revealed a capacity for human cruelty that has shaped our lives ever since.

For the next two years, until the cold war introduced a new kind of jeopardy, the Germans would be treated as convicted prisoners.

Furthermore, the revolutionary events in Russia in 1917 and the entry of the United States into the war introduced a new, ideological element into Allied policy toward the German-led coalition known as the Central Powers.

Yet people who knew no Japanese – among them an ex-Japanese prisoner of war introduced to Yoshida at Norwich Cathedral in 2003 – came away from meeting him sure that they had spoken.

Ever since his first novel, A Drink Before the War, introduced the duo of blue-collar Boston detectives Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro, Dennis Lehane's gritty psychothrillers have carved a distinctive patch on the map of contemporary crime writing.