Sentence examples for warlike children from inspiring English sources
Europe's warlike children learned the benefits of adult supervision.
Here were mingled Colchian and Iberian, mitred Arab, beautifully coifed Armenian; here the Sacian had pitched his painted tent, the Mede his p377 stained tent, the dusky Indian his embroidered tent: here were the tall company of warriors from the Rhone and the warlike children of Ocean.
Through the heart of Lea Carpenter's earnest first novel, "Eleven Days," courses the myth of a mother and son: the sea nymph Thetis and her warlike child Achilles.
On a second day of talks in Togo's capital, Lomé, Ivory Coast rebels and government negotiators signed a statement saying they would avoid "warlike acts" that could threaten their cease-fire, including extrajudicial executions, recruiting child soldiers and bringing in mercenaries.
"The biggest kick I'm getting today is the creation of jobs". The bearded Drori lives with his wife and two children in a five-bedroom house in Bel-Air, a long way from the warlike Middle East where he grew up.
Blind, unquestioning, warlike?
The outer sections are warlike, then charming, then warlike again.
These are not warlike words.
The warlike glory was evident.
It was sombre, warlike, international.
