Sentence examples for war sport from inspiring English sources

Future releases include war, sport and arts titles which will also have extra AR elements.

Among "the normal and characteristic occupations" of a man of leisure he classed government, war, sport and devout observances.

Over the next six years running up to the second world war, sport really took off on radio, both in the UK and crucially in Australia where a number of commercial stations competed with their own ball-by-ball commentaries.

Perhaps because his subjects encompass war, sport and sex, he has sometimes been referred to as a macho writer, but he consistently demonstrated the ability to create believable women, an ability most evident in his 1975 masterpiece, Light Years, which paints a portrait of Viri and Nedra Berland and their gilded but ultimately doomed marriage.

The stories will be organised by place (a BBC local or national radio station) or by theme (such as War in the Air, Women, Medicine, Working for the War, Sport or Animals).

Before and during the war, sport in Kosovo was totally suppressed.

In Britain war, sports, and science fiction were most popular.

It was a Cold War sporting epic with a happy – for the home audience – ending.

You can also find more challenging titles with detailed graphics, like those for auto racing, war, sports and adventure quests.

Americans have dominated the Olympics since the demise of the cold war sports machines in the former Soviet Union and East Germany.

She is a regular Comment contributor for the magazine and writes a Web column, in which she covers war, sports, and everything in between.