Sentence examples for warfare with a from inspiring English sources

Washington's first term was dominated by warfare with a City Council controlled by white aldermen determined to stymie every proposal.

Again it was understandable: He was in the early stages of psychological warfare with a teammate, Lance Armstrong.

So we have a ridiculous suburban panorama in New Jersey and other states, warfare with a Hitchcockian twist.

Those left out vowed Thursday to mount a vigorous opposition, warning of class warfare with a "dangerous" government dominated by settlers and "tycoons".

"It is a new form of warfare and we have to counter with that form of warfare with a better form of warfare," said Arizona senator John McCain.

With the weekend on the horizon, the House spent Friday afternoon serving up partisan warfare, with a side order of mockery.

Hideo Kojima is widely celebrated for his storytelling across the Metal Gear Solid series, but for that tangled web of colourfully complex characters and real-world-warfare-with-a-twist narrative tangents to translate to the screen would require more movies than the franchise's had games.

If true, Russia's actions are reminiscent of Cold War covert political warfare, with an Internet-era twist.

The benign social climbing of Lubitsch and Sturges becomes open class warfare, with an impressive body count.

His reign was marked by costly intermittent warfare with England, a decline in the prestige of the monarchy, and an increase in the power of the barons.

The US is also using cyber-warfare, with an email assault directed at Iraq's political, military and economic leadership, according to the New York Times.