Sentence examples for war setting from inspiring English sources
At first, the Second World War setting disappointed me; I had no interest in modern history.
One thing Mr. Clooney was adament about not changing was the films Cold War setting.
This film, however, has retained the series' second world war setting.
Sometimes their son, Sebastián, and I would wage war, setting up epic battles with swarms of plastic soldiers.
It was John Milius who first came up with the idea of transposing Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness to a Vietnam war setting.
It was the United States-backed peace treaty in 2005 that ended the north-south war, setting in motion the coming elections and the southern independence referendum.
They are wearing matching pressed green army uniforms: classic African bush-war garb in a classic African bush-war setting.
Polling in any post-war setting is difficult, and there are additional problems in Iraq.
An obvious reading of the sixth poem, nevertheless, would suggest a post-childhood, post-war setting, that of adolescence and first love, or even maturity and marriage.
By extending the term to Europe in a post-cold-war setting, Mr. Schröder indicated that Germany would act in Europe's name in reaching out to Mr. Putin's Russia and preventing any new division of the Continent.
It's been speculated that the game subtly takes place in a post-war setting, and there's the much-repeated myth that the infamous Lavender Town music has driven Japanese children to suicide.
