Sentence examples for war sir from inspiring English sources

He replies, "I should like to paint the war, sir," and so is sent into action.

Sir Edmund rode to war; Sir Ralph stayed home and received his father's letters nagging him to provide a "pistol-proof pot" helmet.

Asked what he meant in referring to preparation, he replied, "It is necessary to prepare for the worst," adding, "The worst, it's war, sir".

On Sunday, Mr. Kouchner said in a radio and television interview that "it is necessary to prepare for the worst" against Iran, adding, "The worst, it's war, sir".

By contrast, in "Catastrophe: Europe Goes to War" Sir Max Hastings takes just 100 pages to deal with the events leading up to war, but then devotes a further 450 to the conflict's opening five months.

HALF a century after the cold war, Sir Martin Rees, a 61-year-old veteran of the anti-nuclear movement believes that the world came closer and more often to the brink of thermonuclear destruction than most people realise.

Some Royalists stayed in the college during the civil war, including Sir William Le Neve (Clarenceux King of Arms), Dr Edward Lake, and the Duchess of Buckingham; two, Sir John Spelman and Sir Henry St George (Garter King of Arms) died during their stay.

Man o' War and Sir Barton at Kenilworth, in 1920.

This time, some anti-war protesters wore T-shirts that read "make levees not war", while Sir Michael Jagger has penned a song about the evils of neo-conservatism.

"Basing national power and prosperity on an inadequate monoculture is as risky as basing them on rockets in the cold war," argues Sir Rodric Braithwaite.

Man o' War left Sir Barton in the dust, but he came back to the barn with a bruised foreleg and was soon retired.