Sentence examples for worthless war from inspiring English sources

Inside the truck entrance is a big marble plaque with the names of 200 meat market workers who died in World War I, the most worthless war ever fought in our time.

"Don't be ducking like you never wanted nothing/It's feeling like rap changed, there was a time it was rugged," he raps, in what appears to be a swipe at Common and a dark salvo in what's becoming a worthless war of words.

To mention just a few U.S. presidents and their worthless wars, bloody coups and military meddlings.

Many officials had assumed that Iraqi dinars, which still bear Saddam Hussein's image, would quickly become worthless after the war ended.

My daughters will be worthless to me .The end of the war, or of Sudan?A formal deal ending the war is expected in the next few weeks, possibly sooner.

If countries in the region want to conduct skirmishes or even wars over desolate, worthless rock outcroppings in their local areas, the United States should let them without participating.

Insurance companies also claimed they themselves were victims of the Nazis, because they had been forced to buy war bonds that were worthless by 1945.

Bush might not have had his war without Chalabi's worthless, yet vital, information.

From 1943 hyper-inflation destroyed the currency's value and, at the end of the war, this currency was worthless.

Hardly had the exotic birds been secured, however, when the great feather-market crash of World War I rendered those double plumes worthless.

"Too Far Afield", a novel by Günter Grass, Germany's best-known post-war writer, he dismissed simply as "worthless".