Sentence examples for war refers from inspiring English sources

"Theater of war" refers to the geopolitical area that any war actively encompasses.

"Theater of war" refers to the geopolitical area that any given war actively encompasses.

The phrase "operations other than war" refers to unanticipated missions, like those in Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia and now Kosovo.

"The Great War" refers to the scope of the war, not its merit, and thus does not qualify as a glamorization.

Mons, acutely aware of the coming anniversary marking 100 years since the start of the war, refers to itself as "the First and the Last".

The slickly produced, Hollywood-style trailer for a film entitled "Flames of War" refers to US President Barack Obama's insistence that US combat troops would not be returning to fight in Iraq.

Even France's Jacques Chirac, who opposed the war, referred a month before it to Iraq's "probable" possession of them.

The "sandwich war" referred to in that story was waged not only against KLM, Swissair, and Air France but also, if not primarily, against SAS.

A front-page article on Wednesday about the reunion of relatives separated by the Korean War referred incorrectly to the flight that took North Koreans to Seoul.

In a terse statement issued after the meeting, a Vatican spokesman said nothing about the war, referring only to the need for the world to help rebuild Iraq.

An article on Thursday about a new book of Associated Press photographs of the Vietnam War, "Vietnam: The Real War," referred incorrectly to a 1963 photo by Malcolm W. Browne of a Buddhist monk's self-immolation.