Sentence examples for wars ends from inspiring English sources

Some ammunition from the wars ends up in secondhand stores and on the black market, officials said.

Brian Stelter's book on the nefarious network morning show wars ends up being like a breakfast made not quite to order.

His new book, The English Civil Wars, ends by saying that the parliamentarians "whose exploits were... emphatically reversed" with the restoration of Charles II in 1660, would have no answer to John Dryden, when he wrote in 1700: "Thy wars brought nothing about".

It is in this spirit that Heather Hayes's insightful, provocative, and map-centric Violent Subjects and Rhetorical Cartography in the Age of the Terror Wars ends on a hopeful note, after touring the reader through the horrifying landscape of a new "rhetoricoviolence" waged especially by U.S. policymakers post-9/11.

And Romney would exacerbate the situation by spending extravagantly on defense even as the last of the Bush-era wars ends.

Bob pushes back: it's a good thing that a candidate who runs againt two wars ends up questioning his generals and, according to Gates, got all the big decisions right.

But wars end.

"Wars end.

Not all wars end badly.

In Ethiopia and Mozambique wars ended a decade earlier.

I wish all wars ended thus.