Sentence examples for war surfaced from inspiring English sources

Her existence only emerged after a transcript of an interview she gave to American interrogators immediately after the war surfaced in a CIA archive.

We expect the interests of the US to be shelved--Middle East peace, nuclear non-proliferation, stable oil producing economies--all will be secondary to the apocalyptic war surfacing before our very eyes.

The war logs surfaced too late for last week's edition.

China's anti-Japan sentiment from the war has surfaced repeatedly despite the deep economic relations that have developed between the two countries.

The legacy of the Iraq war also surfaced in New York during a vote at the UN security council on a resolution extending for a year a US exemption from the international criminal court, which began work last year.

But over the last three years, video clips and photographs shot on mobile phones of the final months of the civil war have surfaced and what they show are executions of men, women and children whose limbs are bound, and the shelling of civilians by the Sri Lankan army.

In the past few months, however, the price war has surfaced in an unusual sector computer servers.

This is not the first time allegations of detainee abuse during the Iraq war have surfaced.

An unknown number probably were killed; videos from the end of the war have surfaced showing Sri Lankan soldiers shooting Tiger prisoners, naked and bound, in the back of the head.

The president was later forced to recall his ambassador to Mexico City, after frank discussion the government's drug-war floundering surfaced in the WikiLeaks cables.

In "Signs of a Truce in the Mommy Wars," Claire Cain Miller surfaced some fascinating new research that showed that the perception of men's and women's work has evened out, with a majority of working couples determining who works outside the home based on income, not gender.