Sentence examples for war trace from inspiring English sources

One that the Spanish may have used was Rutherford's War Trace, crossing the Blue Ridge Mountains from North Carolina into Tennessee.

The War Trace ran from the Upper Cherokee area, through southeast Kentucky, along Mason's Creek or Mace's Creek, and present-day Viper, Kentucky, passing through the Overhill towns and reaching the Georgia Cherokee towns.

"Prelude to War" traces the rise of the Nazi Party and of the militarist élite in Japan.

The Congo civil war traces its roots directly to the Rwandan genocide.

Meanwhile "The Iraq War" traces developing political theory in the West and mounting discord between the United States and Europe.

Sarah Helm's first book was about Vera Atkins, who worked in the French section of the Special Operations Executive and after the war traced some of the female agents she had lost in action to Ravensbrück.

"LBJ's War" traces, in episodes tied to stories from each year of Johnson's Presidency, how Johnson, the gifted Senate dealmaker who, as President, not only guided the country through the aftermath of Kennedy's assassination but had extraordinary legislative successes, went so ruinously astray in Vietnam.

"Spy Wars" traces a tangled web.

In The worst condition is to pass under a sword which is not one's own (2009), the artist details how Saddam's son Uday became an avid fan of Star Wars, tracing parallels between the series' plot and Uday's demise at the hands of American troops.

War movies trace the arc of America's changing attitudes toward combat -- from the naïve effusions of sentimentality in World War II to the bitter cynicism in Vietnam to a renewal of patriotic fervor tinged with nostalgia in recent pictures like "Saving Private Ryan".

In her documentary, Chechnya: War Without Trace, Loizeau tells the stories of those who've been long forgotten, and the result is both enlightening and tear-jerking.