Sentence examples for war pieces from inspiring English sources
If anything, Ondine, an interior designer and furniture connoisseur, figured she would see real, vintage, pre-Civil War pieces.
The broadcaster will launch 4WorldDrama this autumn with "Czech political thrillers, Belgian murder capers, Argentine family sagas and German Cold War pieces".
She's at the age where she'd rather play with the Japanese art or the 13th-century war pieces than her own toys.
It's like the real-life story, evolving in multiple layers, even war pieces are quite interesting, and I am learning a lot about my country's mentality and way of life in 19th century, which I didn't really knew before.
Last week, eBay expanded its ban to include not only items that were less than 50 years old -- a rule the site instituted in 1999 -- but all Nazi war pieces, regardless of age or authenticity.
His vast inventory included 90percentt of the equipment captured from the Spanish after the Spanish-American War; pieces of chain from the American Revolution; a cannon from the Battle of Yorktown; and original battle flags from the Civil War.
Preacher writer Garth Ennis contributes a first world war piece Red Horse with art by Peter Snejbjerg, while the editor teams up again with Reppion for time-travel science fiction piece Sway, drawn by Nicola Scott.
National Theatre Wales finds often surprising and unusual locations for its productions, putting on a first world war piece in ancient woodland and a version of Corialanus in a disused aircraft hangar.
The most recent of these is the marvellous "The Possessors," from 1964, a moody, creepy horror-thriller that's of a Cold War piece with "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" or "The Thing from Another Planet".
That the baritone in question was a west Berliner, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, and his presence had made the Soviets prevent the participation of the Russian soprano for whom the piece was written, Galina Vishnevskaya – surely these make it even more of a cold war piece.
The industrial giant, supposedly broken into many fragments half a century ago, lives on in the Mitsubishi name and three-diamond logo still used by many of its post-war pieces.
