Sentence examples for war staying from inspiring English sources

Shiva also talked about living here during the war — staying home after the 6 p.m. curfew, and hearing battles at night.

Ali Bacher, the head of the United Cricket Board of South Africa, claimed this week that an umpire was bribed during a test match with England.In this section Congo's hidden war Staying on A pitiful score for South African cricket Wobbling Half truth ReprintsVast fortunes are bet on cricket, so unscrupulous bookies will pay handsomely to influence scores.

Roughly 10,000 of the beneficiaries have at least received initial payments, but of as little as 2,000 rand.In this section Congo's hidden war Staying on A pitiful score for South African cricket Wobbling Half truth ReprintsMeanwhile, apartheid killers continue to be let off.

No wonder that, despite his popular mandate, Mr Barak has found it hard to govern a disparate coalition in a fragmented parliament.In this section Congo's hidden war Staying on A pitiful score for South African cricket Wobbling Half truth ReprintsIf Mr Barak's innings is indeed coming to an early end, he has largely himself to blame.

He began his military career in the artillery of Buenos Aires, during the Spanish Portuguese War, staying in that unit until the signing of the First Treaty of San Ildefonso that incorporated the Banda Oriental to the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata.

War stays with a soldier.

The repercussions of the Falklands war stayed on to haunt him.

He enlisted in the Army during World War II and after the war stayed in Berlin, where he was active in theater.

If we have 50,000 killed in almost two years and the war stays another year, we will not have 25,000 more, we will have 100,000 more killed".

Prokhorov's maternal grandmother, Anna Belkina, was a prominent microbiologist who during the war stayed in Moscow to make vaccines while Tamara was moved east to safety.

But at a certain point, desperate to know what was going on, we broke one of the cardinal rules I learned during the civil war: stay away from the windows — from anything that can shatter.