Sentence examples for war race from inspiring English sources

An unstinting rant about war, race and class.

This filmmaker went around and caught up with them, and saw how being part of that Cold War race to space impacted them.

For nearly a year, most observers, friendly or unfriendly, had sought to judge the politics of the Administration in terms of what had been the prevailing issues in 1968: the war, race, "the cities," the rising crime rate.

How he got the gene is traced through three generations of immigrants who escape the Turkish massacre of Greeks in Smyrna in 1922 to live through 80 years of bootlegging, Depression, war, race riots and counterculture in Detroit.

With a slightly bigger cockpit, it would have won the X-Prize decades ago, but Ashford argues that rocket-plane technology was shelved in the Cold War race to get into orbit first.

In 1919, as Europe emerged from the carnage of the first world war, race riots broke out in Liverpool, which had justifiably called itself a "world city" during the Edwardian era; the city Herman Melville, author of Moby-Dick, had described back in 1849 as "a port in which all climes and countries embrace".

On the road to Aleppo, near the devastated city of Homs, the war raced up the road, in buses that ferried soldiers and trucks that hauled tanks.

It's a fascinating account of the scientific community holed-up in the New Mexico desert during the second world war, racing Hitler to build the atom bomb.

For the exceptionally high mobility of the electrons in the 2DEGs is due to the way the silicon was treated during the fabrication of the transistor and that fabrication was done over ten years ago at an industrial-research laboratory near Moscow.During the cold-war race for high-performance electronics, this laboratory produced MOSFETs of unprecedented quality.

Despite our lynching, gang wars, race riots, & casual military undertakings, Mr. Rovere does not think people are particularly given to violence.

For example, sexual violence, trafficking, peer pressure, eating disorders, immigration, the class wars, and race wars.