Sentence examples for war winners from inspiring English sources

In 1978 her book about the war, Winners and Losers (1976), won the National Book Award.

At 38, too old for active service, Montagu was recruited by Godfrey and joined what Godfrey called his "brilliant band of dedicated war winners".

"Each winter walking the streets of different American cities," she wrote in her book about the war, Winners and Losers, "I used to look at the younger men in surplus army jackets, some with the patches I knew so well: the Americal, the Screaming Eagle, Tropic Lightning.

The talent war winners are obsessed with metrics.

The talent war winners make recruiting their top priority.

The talent war winners aggressively seek out passive candidates.

Winnie the War Winner was the name ascribed to female factory workers, and later to a wartime communications device.

'The Fog of War' Winner of the 2003 Academy Award for best documentary feature, Errol Morris's film presents itself as sweatbox interrogation of Robert S. McNamara, the secretary of defense during much of the Vietnam War.

The Me 262, while not a war winner, might have extended the Defence of the Reich campaign.

Tad Daley is the Writing Fellow with International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (winner of the Nobel Peace Prize), and the author of APOCALYPSE NEVER: Forging the Path to a Nuclear Weapon-Free www.apocalypseneversenever.org, released in May from Rutgers University Press.

"The biggest post-war winners, Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, had different agendas but a common understanding that what unites voters is a desire to see aspiration rewarded".