Sentence examples for warfare for a from inspiring English sources

Is suggesting it is hard to live on $15,000 a year "class warfare"?For a bit of context, it is useful to revisit the reception of old state of the union addresses.

The new incursion by the authorities did not calm this roiling capital city, especially the squalid tin-shack slums, where rival gangs have been in open warfare for a week and the police have struggled for control.

The latest, released in April, acknowledges that UNITA last year sold $100m-worth 100m-worth ofthat this year it will sell about the same, andiamondseven withatthis year ditmonds or buying arms, it will be able to continue guerrilla warfare "for a long time" becausellf its aboutcaches theoughout the country.In thisamection andew, perhaps dangerous, freedom Peace-building or appeasementhat

Germany and France were at war, nevertheless it was more important for them to destroy this first Communist government together than to continue warfare for a while.

Allow Rush Limbaugh to rail about "class warfare for a leftist agenda that will destroy our society".

This is all a natural consequence of two technologies that have dominated air warfare for a couple decades now: stealth and long-range precision strike.

The late general had early experience of actual warfare, for as a boy he accompanied his father in the Vicksburg campaign and had been present at five battles before he had completed his thirteenth year.

By the start of 2008, Clinton had been embroiled in bitter partisan warfare for more than a decade and a half.

He said he spent four months through February 2010 playing another game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, for six hours a day.

The episode Modern Warfare, for example, is a note-perfect pastiche of every action movie trope and cliche; and it's even directed by Justin Lin, of Fast And Furious fame.

It has always seemed to me an extraordinary thing that you did not follow it up by throwing the whiskey overboard; you sacrificed the women; and there is a good deal of warfare for which men take a great deal of glorification which has involved more practical sacrifice on women than it has on any man.