Sentence examples for world battlefield from inspiring English sources

What I will venture to say is that the great rising and falling electronic roar heard early in the evening is no world battlefield but the inside of Canetti's head.

Otherwise, the film's only link with real world battlefields comes from those borrowed Pentagon Apache helicopters and Humvees -- and the fact that some of the military extras lent by the Pentagon have been unable to see the film because they're now stationed in Iraq or Afghanistan.

GameSpot praised the realistic battles, mentioning that the real-world battlefield considerations like fatigue, ammunition, facing, and morale included in the game was a "welcome change".

Within seconds they're soldiers struggling through the mud of a first world war battlefield.

It's why bark has gone from the trees, those that are still standing, giving the impression everywhere of a First World War battlefield.

Grand elms that bestrode the Buckinghamshire countryside also fell to Dutch elm disease, muddy banks of dead trees resembled a second world war battlefield.

Costing $12m and reputedly featuring 1,500 extras, the 30-minute scene has no equal as a realistic representation of the horrors of the second world war battlefield.

Calling the whole world a battlefield in the war on terror may or may not be useful as a metaphor; it's certainly dangerous as a legal precept.

I have been visiting First World War battlefield sites since the mid-1980s, when I was in my twenties: even back then I was on the outskirts of what most people considered were suitable or mainstream pastimes.

In this week's issue, Susan Orlean tells the story of how Lee Duncan found the dog Rin Tin Tin on a First World War battlefield in France and shepherded him to movie stardom in California.

Building on a trajectory of deadly innovation inaugurated with the Civil War's Gatling gun, the machine gun joined rapid-fire, rifled artillery to augment the new lethality of the First World War battlefield.