Sentence examples for war state from inspiring English sources

"Today, we start the war," State Senator Ruben Díaz Sr., a Bronx Democrat, declared.

Since the second world war state involvement has been more arm's length.

The island, says Gavan McCormack of the Australian National University, is the "war state" to complement Japan's "peace state".

At home, rising poverty and a loss of liberty are the historic corollary of a perpetual war state.

During the Second World War, state treasures and works of art and historic archives were put in crates and shipped east.

In the early years of the war, State was the agency where you found level-headed professionals who knew what a mess the ideologues at the Pentagon and the White House were making in Iraq.

In August 1990, when Iraq invaded Kuwait, precipitating the first Persian Gulf war, state-run media in the Arab world suppressed the news for three days.

Murder "by shovel and arsenic" is threatened in "Sheol"; there are war dead in "The Lost War", state-sponsored executions in "Proposal for a Monument to the Third International", miners "gargling dust, going down in good order", in "Fantasia on a Theme of James Wright".

During the Cold War, states in Eastern Europe and Asia fell to communism like dominoes.

Two days later, he taught a class in his Kennedy School course on "War, States, and Intervention".

The Vice-President laid before the Senate a letter from the Secretary of War stating the War Dept.