Sentence examples for war makers from inspiring English sources

Second, the real "war makers" in Syria are neither the US nor Britain, but Bashar Assad.

("States are war makers, and wars are state makers," as Charles Tilly put it).

Last year, these war makers wanted to launch their fourth major military intervention in a decade, this time against Syria.

Although the zaibatsu originally were seen as the chief potential war makers, the need for an economically viable Japan changed this perspective to viewing them as essential for economic recovery.

She notes how the poem, with its mock-heroic abuse of Samson and Joshua, and lines like "Your light / Sees fit to shine for war makers who murder all night," refuses and resists "the new, muscular image of Jewish masculinity".

SOLDIER-KINGS of Brandenburg-Prussia and emperors of modern Germany for fewer than 50 years, the Hohenzollerns have gone down in history as war makers who came late to the top table of Europe, and were forever trying to catch up.

When it comes to Vietnam, Valenti's Johnson is a reluctant and finally agonized war maker, begging for contrarian viewpoints and telling the author that reading casualty reports is "like drinking carbolic acid every morning".

Such cozy proximity of world views, blanketing the war maker and the war reporter, is symptomatic of what ails NPR's war coverage -- especially from Washington.

While working out on a treadmill, the actor wonders if she will be retrospectively thinned down by Star Wars' makers if her character Leia Organa should die and return as a "Force ghost".

R2-D2 is to make an appearance in the next outing of Star Wars, makers LucasFilm have confirmed.

"[But] technology today is in the hands of the money makers and the war-makers.