Sentence examples for war machinations from inspiring English sources
In 1958, four old friends from Harvard become involved in cold war machinations.
War machinations aside, they have a serious espionage problem on their hands.
In 1958, four old friends from Harvard are caught up in cold war machinations involving Explorer 1, the United States' answer to Sputnik.
In 1958, four old friends from Harvard become involved in cold war machinations having to do with Explorer 1, the United States' answer to Sputnik. 9 5 THE DEVIL'S CODE, by John Sandford.
In 1958, four old friends from Harvard are caught up in cold war machinations involving Explorer 1, the United States' answer to Sputnik. 9 5 2 SHADOW OF THE HEGEMON, by Orson Scott Card.
In 1958, four old friends from Harvard become involved in cold war machinations having to do with Explorer 1, the United States' answer to Sputnik. 5 4 JOURNEY, by Danielle Steel.
He suggests that of all those involved in the pre-war machinations, the arch villain of the piece was Sir Richard Dearlove, head of MI6.
Until now, Stubbs has been square, befuddled, but his suspicions in the wake of Theresa's death indicate that he may soon be onto his warring bosses' machinations.
In 1915 the whites returned: the United States Marines disembarked to enforce continued repayment of the original debt and to put an end to an especially violent struggle for power that, in the shadow of World War I and German machinations in the Caribbean, suddenly seemed to threaten American interests.
Set in an alternate 1960s US after the Axis powers won the second world war, it follows the machinations at the top of the uneasy Nazi/Japanese alliance, as well as the grassroots freedom fighters seeking to rid their country of tyranny.
Written with Adam Parr, the former chairman of Williams's F1, Total Competition is an intriguing collection of interviews between them as well as an analysis of the way in which military strategy, exemplified by Sun Tzu's Art of War, relates to the machinations of racing.
