Sentence examples for war lines from inspiring English sources
The Security Council split along Cold War lines offers nothing to the women and children of the Zaatari Camp.
LONDON — New rules to be discussed by European Union ministers on Friday would ban menthol and slim cigarettes, a move intended to improve the health of Europeans but one that has divided it broadly along cold war lines.
Senior Palestinian officials declared peace negotiations with Israel were "pointless" after the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, rejected Barack Obama's call to base Middle East border talks on the pre-1967 war lines.
Most notably, Walid Jumblatt, hereditary chieftain of the Druse, an offshoot of Islam, and a major ally of Mr. Hariri, has reached across the old civil war lines to befriend his former enemies on the Christian right.
But now the spirit of co-operation appears to have died, with the International Space Station – the $150bn £89bnn) international research laboratory that is still physically divided along Cold War lines – becoming the rope in a tug-of-war between American and Russian politicians.
The Korean and Vietnam War were among the major civil wars polarized along Cold War lines.
BAGHDAD — In a nook of the library at Baghdad University, sturdy histories of the American Revolution and the Vietnam War line up next to Alexis de Tocqueville and John Updike.
Most of the poets who were widely read at the time – notably Rupert Brooke – were writing patriotic verse, and the "futility of war" line only emerged later.
Large silk banners carried in war line one wall of the show and are complemented by examples of fabrics with religious meaning and hangings from daily life.
Marcia Williams, author and illustrator of of Archie's War Line of Fire is the diary of an unknown soldier found in a Paris rubbish heap by the French illustrator Barroux.
