Sentence examples for warpath with from inspiring English sources

This was the subject of the driver on the warpath, with his "Turnbull Trashed Tassie" sign.

Two days later, Pravda, the Communist Party's official mouthpiece, went on the warpath with its now-infamous editorial entitled Muddle Instead of Music.

"The White House," Mr. Nasr says, "resented losing AfPak to the State Department," and "that was one big reason" it was "on a warpath with Holbrooke — he was in their way and kept the State Department in the mix on an important foreign policy area".

In a busy, almost manic hour that included interviews with President Obama's newly appointed White House assistant, Elizabeth Warren, and the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin ("The Social Network"), Mr. Spitzer took time for a special segment of his own, "Unfinished Business," that circled back to his finer days as attorney general on the warpath with Wall Street more than eight years ago.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The United States might still be weighing its options about how to deal with Pakistan, but many politicians, retired army generals and popular television talk show hosts here have already made up their minds that America is on the warpath with their country.

Kings of War pits armies of humans, dwarves, elves and orcs against one another in a fantasy setting while the upcoming Warpath – with work-in-progress rules available to download now free of charge – lets players fight futuristic battles with high-tech troops and weaponry.

The writer's other dudes of destruction — the mild-mannered film editor who is surprised to discover violence within him, or the "toy warrior who explodes / Into silence and warpaths with joy" from the poem "Home of the Braves," or even the second-hand clothing mogul who unaccountably throws away his life — offer more clues to the beast within, and are worth the closer look.

Carl Icahn could be on the warpath again, this time with Netflix as his target.

GCHQ said that their programs, with codenames such as Warpath, Silver Lord and Rolling Thunder, were all "in accordance with a strict legal and policy framework" subject to "rigorous oversight", a claim queried by Glenn Greenwald, the former Guardian journalist who set up First Look Media.

At any rate, with Parliament on the warpath I rather think News International has bigger problems to deal with right now….

She could go on the warpath against fossil energy subsidies with a much more aggressive campaign than we've seen so far.