Sentence examples for war towards from inspiring English sources

But those walking into war, towards another day of brutal combat on Peleliu, do at least pause.

They look east over Eriboll, a vast sea loch where the last German U-boats surrendered at the end of the war, towards Ben Hope, the most northerly Munro.

A new book, "Berlin Wonderland", documents the "wild years between 1990-96" with black-and-white photographs.In this section Samaras's failed gamble Forward to the past Restless and resentful Losing its cool Viktor goes to war Towards the unknown region ReprintsSome Berliners' nostalgia goes further back.

I mentioned the names of three of his more formidable former Afrikaner foes, all of whom he had engaged in talks – initially  secret talks – that had been critical in steering South Africa away from the nightmare of racial war towards which the country seemed, during many years, to be inexorably headed.

If the bridges over the Dniester were blown up, it would be cut off.In this section Samaras's failed gamble Forward to the past Restless and resentful Losing its cool Viktor goes to war Towards the unknown region ReprintsFewer than half of the region's 570,000 people are Ukrainian.

Relations with Latin America were a big success during the presidency of George Bush senior: talks over the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) were begun; the idea was launched of a Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA); and Central America moved from war towards peace.Then there is Mr Bush himself.

Will anyone complain if the Super Committee comes up with more than $1.2 trillion in debt reduction on paper, if they only credit the real savings from ending the wars towards the $1.2 trillion target?

Let's take the earth away from war and towards world peace.

Mr Abe recently made it clear that he stands by Japan's previous expressions of remorse for the war and towards comfort women in particular.

Most productions tilt one way or the other - towards the patriotic, as in Olivier's film, shot during the second world war, or towards the terrible cost of war, as in Kenneth Branagh's ambivalent, post-Falklands version, screened in 1989.

He studied philosophy with a priest before joining the Communist party and then the Farc, emerging as a senior military commander and crucial figure in the guerrillas' strategic and doctrinal direction during war and towards peace.