Sentence examples for warring armies from inspiring English sources

The aim is to set up a buffer zone between the warring armies and factions.

FOR a place long marched over by warring armies, there are worse fates than being fought over by economists.

For 15 centuries the two mystic colossi gazed down as the trading caravans and warring armies streamed past.

Peace finally came in 1992, and the two warring armies — Frelimo and Renamo — were transformed into competing political parties.

Twelve camps in the region house a quarter of a million Sudanese who have fled to the area and are now caught between warring armies.

THE warring armies in Kosovo react quickly, but sometimes perversely, to the signs from Washington, to judge by the latest, depressing news from the southern province of Serbia where ethnic Albanians are battling for secession.

Civil War armies were the most literate in history to that time.

Music was never so popular as in the ranks of Civil War armies: some 3,000 new melodies appeared during the four years of war.

Edward Bellamy's admiration for the discipline and self-sacrifice of the Civil War armies was reflected in his enormously popular utopian novel Looking Backward (1888).

The fear of giving way to fear, the shame of cowardice in the eyes of one's peers, was also a powerful motivator in Civil War armies.

And there are truces reminiscent of the stories about opposing Civil War armies that stop firing while their soldiers chase chickens in no-man's land.