Sentence examples for war stand from inspiring English sources
Only the Liberal Democrats, who have mounted a sustained critique of the war, stand to gain.
They say: "As it stands, none of the major rationales for the war stand up.
In this hamlet dedicated to the quiet struggle of man against fish, reminders of war stand out.
More importantly, the enormous efforts to integrate Europe politically and economically in the wake of the second world war stand in marked contrast to their absence in Asia.
The earlier translated novels (Satantango, The Melancholy of Resistance and War and War) stand within a recognisably European matrix, that of Kafka and absurdism.
When the opposing parties in the Mahabharata war stand ready to begin battle, Arjuna, the hero of the favoured party, despairs at the thought of having to kill his kinsmen and lays down his arms.
During the Cold War stand-off between the US and the Soviet Union, game theory became increasingly fashionable – and immensely useful.
The row over Litvinenko's death plunged London and Moscow into a very cold war stand-off, with a tit-for-tat expulsion of diplomats.
Still, the wildlife tug of war stands out.
But the staff that stayed on during the war stood guard at night.
The Gulf war stood in direct contrast to the re-invasion of Iraq that was to occur some 12 years later.
