Sentence examples for war out of from inspiring English sources
His story posited a future when much of Earth has been destroyed in a catastrophic nuclear war; out of the rubble, a race of machines rises up and tries to eliminate the few remaining human beings.
The war out of the machine.
Nor is a return to civil war out of the question.
"These white farmers are trying to wage a propaganda war out of this," the official said.
Some 3.5 million Americans fought in the civil war, out of a population of 31 million.
We just abstract fright into war out of some mistaken impulse for survival".
(They are also dreaming, Rieff maintains: great powers do not go to war out of altruism alone).
In her speeches, Carson claimed that after the war, out-of-work pilots and a glut of the product led the United States government and industry to seek new markets for DDT among American consumers.
Clearly and simply, the article describes how a war out-of-sight can quickly become a war out-of-mind.
But the back chat was and is such a warning sign of a war out-of-control, even if disrespect is how good and talented men handle that impossible situation, that Michael Hastings had to publish.
Soon after meeting the interned British officer, she was helping to get similar Allied airmen, refugees and escaped prisoners-of-war out of occupied France and into Britain.
