Sentence examples for war roots from inspiring English sources

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROOTS OF FORT GREENE PARK, a Brooklyn tour on Saturday at 2 p.m., meeting in front of the Marriott Hotel, Adams and Tillary Streets, downtown Brooklyn.

Kim is a veteran of the international development bureaucracy with which he will have to partner, and which numerous voices have pointed out needs to be utterly transformed from its 20th-century, cold war roots.

This week History is showing themed episodes of "American Pickers" and "Pawn Stars" that concentrate on Civil War paraphernalia, and over the next several months "History Detectives," an addictive series now in its ninth season, will offer several segments with Civil War roots.

While he was primarily referring to solving domestic issues through the spirit of innovation, cooperation, and long-term vision, the same mantra can be applied to revamping the core nature of modern American foreign policy which has evolved very little from its realpolitik Cold War roots.

Sean Wilentz was on Fresh Air to discuss his recent New Yorker article, "Confounding Fathers: The Tea Party's Cold War Roots".

The next day, Secretary of War Root directed that a court-martial be held in San Francisco and cabled the general in charge of the Philippines to transport to the West Coast Glenn and any witnesses who could be located.

That was the first campaign I worked on; our issues were ending the Korean Conflict (the Pentagon refused to call it a war), rooting out Communists in high places without being McCarthyite and despairing at corruption's "mess in Washington".

I asked him if, in light of the deterioration in relations between the United States and Russia ("It's never been this bad," he said. "Never")., he foresaw a return to the kind of Cold War rooting interests and political significance that infused international competition in his playing days.

To beat back Democrats, he is waging an explicit race war rooted in blatant lies.

They have no pre-war roots in the area, she was quick to say.

Tanztheater ("dance theatre"), of which Ms Bausch is the first lady, in fact has pre-war roots.