Sentence examples for war offensive from inspiring English sources
But they continue to live in the house for the sake of their 8-year-old son, Tet (Axel Zuber), named for the well-known Vietnam War offensive.
Instead they went with a constitutional amendment, the one method where failure was absolutely guaranteed -- along with front-page coverage Then again, what culture war offensive isn't doomed to failure from the start?
Seeing the primitive switchboard and the BBC's equipment room is a jarring reminder of the logistical genius required to coordinate a massive war offensive without the high-tech tools we take for granted.
A Remembrance Service is being held in London to mark the 70th anniversary of the start of the Blitz, when Hitler's war offensive switched from military targets to towns and cities.
John McCain's campaign was not just another culture-war offensive; it was a flamboyant pantomime, grotesquely exaggerated in each of its parts, and, ultimately, separated from the life of the everyday Americans it claimed so extravagantly to revere.
Finally the festival was home to another 1990s revival: the culture war around offensive hip-hop lyrics.
By 1922 the Spanish had taken back nearly all the territory that they had lost in 1921, but, given the cost and the unpopularity in Spain of the war, most offensive operations were put on hold.
Speaking to the United Nations Security Council last week after a visit to the region, Jean-Marie Guéhenno, the top United Nations peacekeeping official, warned that "what we are witnessing is actually a war with offensive, counteroffensive fighting".
Mr. Koh dealt with a range of other issues including territorial and navigation rights in the Arctic and the South China Sea, international anticounterfeiting measures, applying the laws of war to offensive cyber-operations, evaluating whether the ouster of the president of Honduras in 2009 constituted an illegal coup, and United States policy toward the International Criminal Court.
"We have been looking for a sustainable way to move from resistance to an economic war — an offensive that will create our own economy and strengthen it".
Operation Epsom, also known as the First Battle of the Odon, was a Second World War British offensive that took place between 26 and 30 June 1944, during the Battle of Normandy.
