Sentence examples for works of war from inspiring English sources
The novel was widely translated and ranks with the finest works of war literature.
Afterwards, he sent some works of war subjects to the Royal College of Art and in 1947 was accepted to study there.
The work of war is very much a family affair.
"Don't Burn" (published in the United States in 2007 as "Last Night I Dreamed of Peace") is the most important recent work of war literature in Vietnam.
The US military in particular has become less a martial organisation and ever more the administrator of civilian contractors doing the actual dirty work of war.
Experts and officials in Pakistan have expressed concern about the intentions of the United States once the dirty work of war is done.
It's reading about the work of War on Want and Labour Behind the Label, and thinking about how to get involved.
Over the next year, and over the next decade, the work of war fell to a relative few, with less than 1 percent of the nation deploying in Iraq or Afghanistan between 2001 and 2011.
"Without the work of war correspondents and camera persons bringing home the reality of war atrocities," he said, "this court and the new permanent international criminal court may not have come into being".
As a World War II veteran, I was mesmerized by its larger than life presentation of soldiers in a platoon -- with their gaunt faces and wary postures -- doing the work of war without heroism or posturing.
In this, he resembles the James Gould Cozzens of "Guard of Honor," that matchless account of America at the work of war, and Just's fiction offers some of the same pleasures, the same shrewd worldliness.
