Sentence examples for war strikes from inspiring English sources

War, strikes, poverty, imprisonment, death and motherhood were grist for her mill.

The book records Valentino's life after the Sudanese civil war strikes his remote town in South Sudan.

The panache of the pictures that are dedicated to Hartley's lover Karl von Freyburg, a German soldier who was killed early in the war, strikes a weirdly manic tone of mourning.

Among the events that are considered beyond the airline's control are: bad weather, acts of God, terrorist activities, war, strikes, "any shortage of labor, fuel or facilities" and "any event not reasonably foreseen, anticipated or predicted" by the airline.

A Blitz spirit hangs over British film, an attitude that says: "Well, we lived through that misery – war, strikes, sexism, banned pop songs, whatever – and came out smiling, so we'll do it again".

Under the laws of war, strikes of that kind are typically legal on a formal battlefield like that in Afghanistan — in war, if an enemy camp is discovered, it is not necessary to know the names of the fighters inside in order to attack.

Civil war stricken countries like Syria present especially difficult cases for developed nation responsibility and intervention.

ReprintsOverwhelmingly, the theatre of war struck Keane as being like a film set.

Many fled the state and the war, striking westward or trudging southward to the Indian Nations or Texas.

If war struck the Korean peninsula, Japan could not even refuel an American plane heading for the fight.

When war struck and Paul went off to fight in the RAF, they wrote passionate letters about the life they'd lead together when it ended.