Sentence examples for war resort from inspiring English sources

Statements by Pakistani military and political leaders have made clear that, in the face of India's much larger military and industrial power, Pakistan might, in a conventional war, resort to the use of nuclear weapons against Indian troops or cities to stave off a total military or economic collapse.

We're sitting in a quiet wing of the Hotel Adlon in Berlin, a five-star monolith directly opposite the Brandenburg Gate and with a lobby somehow busier than The Grand Budapest Hotel, Anderson's pre-second world war resort in the fictional European republic of Zubrowka.

There we were – the Americans and her allies in Saddam's captured palace, which we'd turned into our war resort.

There we were the Americans and her allies in Saddam's captured palace, which we'd turned into our war resort.

Every time a supporter or a critic of the war resorts to explanation (2), however, they are saying that there is no combination of liberal political institutions which could conceivably have kept Iraq from coming apart at the seams.

The notion of big ski area versus small creates a tug of war between resort managers eyeing every consumer dollar in a relatively flat mountain resort market.

"It was simply the best collection of post-World War II resort architecture in the country," Mr. Vieyra said.

East reminds an American reader of Vanity Fair's mixed bag of Hollywood fluff and serious journalism: a recent East cover story featured Jacky Chan, the Hong Kong action film star, juxtaposed with articles about Sri Lanka's civil war and resort hotels in the Maldives.

The supremacy of the Fifth Air Force in the skies over Korea forced the North Koreans in the first month of the war to resort to night movement of supplies to the battle area.

Great Britain and many other belligerents in World War II resorted to general sales taxes.

They clung to the belief that the working class everywhere could block war by resorting to a general strike.