Sentence examples for warfare breaks out from inspiring English sources

Occasionally open warfare breaks out, usually with sorry results for the singers and their fans.

When a young hitchhiker joins a couple on a weekend yacht trip, psychological warfare breaks out as the two men compete for the woman's attention.

With the possibility of civil war looming, they seem to have gone beyond worrying whose faction will get the next cabinet post; their deepest concern now is whom will the American forces help if unrestrained warfare breaks out.

Financed largely by Arab countries and shot on location in Tunisia and Qatar, Black Gold is an Arabian Nights fable about the settlement of a long rivalry between two emirs on the Arabian peninsula at some unspecified time in the early 20th century, and how warfare breaks out when a Texas company strikes oil in the no man's land separating the two countries.

As class warfare breaks out between lower and upper floors, and the building becomes wilfully sealed off from the surrounding city, the protagonist, Laing, embarks on a journey upwards that is less an exercise in social climbing than a phylogenetic descent from the crown of the evolutionary tree to its roots in primitivism.

After a power outage, resources dwindle and a surreal tribe warfare breaks out.

In 1988 warfare broke out.

Street warfare broke out in parts of the city.

When open warfare broke out on the streets of Dublin, "several people mistook the manoeuvres for street theatre".

By 1335 open warfare broke out between Takauji, who proclaimed himself shogun, and Go-Daigo, who pronounced him a rebel.

Open warfare broke out between government and local pro-government forces and Bougainvillean factions, different groups of which sometimes fought with each other in distinct small-scale wars.