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How To Use War zone In A Sentence

  • A war zone is a dangerous place to be even in the ab-sence of combat.
  • Is it only a war zone for constitutional suspension clause purposes if the detainee is accused of being involved with the localized conflict (this would follow with Eisentrager too)? The Volokh Conspiracy » No Habeas Jurisdiction Over Bagram Air Force Base
  • The guerrillas were said to be operating from bases inside the war zone.
  • Do you seriously think that heading for a war zone to run a blockade is the equivalent of riding your car down I-95 with a cooler and a picnic lunch? The Volokh Conspiracy » Pro-Palestinian “Peace Activists”
  • But they are not used in war zones. The Sun
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  • Many inner cities that were once treated as war zones have become pleasant and habitable again.
  • The War Zone is a brutal portrait of a family in denial, a family whose father figure is also pursuing a sexual relationship with his teenage daughter.
  • We got a war zone in our own backyard. Times, Sunday Times
  • In a warren of hangar-sized hotel ballrooms in Orlando, military engineers this week showed off their next generation of robots, as they got the machines ready for the war zone.
  • There are an estimated 110 million unexploded landmines in war zones in 64 countries around the globe.
  • But they are not used in war zones. The Sun
  • Every touring cricket team, Bangladesh apart, therefore faces immediate and real danger unlike the dangers associated with tours to most other places in the world; war zones excepted of course.
  • At any moment, you sense the place will become a war zone. The Sun
  • In case anyone starts to think they are camping in the park instead of hunkering down in a war zone, the camp's perimeter is ringed by razor wire and sandbagged foxholes manned by armed guards.
  • The guerrillas were said to be operating from bases inside the war zone.
  • Governments around the world are getting more savvy about excluding journalists from war zones. Times, Sunday Times
  • Few reporters dared to enter the war zone.
  • Many people have stayed behind in the potential war zone.
  • One cautious council member thought the parish would be asking for trouble by starting a sister-parish relationship in a war zone.
  • Few reporters dared to enter the war zone.
  • After all, it rarely addresses the full costs of those conflicts to U.S. troops (including their redeployment to war zones, even when already traumatized), let alone to foreign non-combatants in faraway Muslim lands. William J. Astore: The New American Isolationism: The Cost of Turning Away From War's Horrific Realities
  • McHenry, who has no military experience, uses the occasion to "belittle" security personnel for properly carrying out their duties in a war zone and to bolster his image by exaggerating the extent of danger he was facing. WN.com - Articles related to West Bengal notifies amnesty for Maoists
  • Yet in a war zone the effect seemed more corrosive. Times, Sunday Times
  • Aid agencies are organizing food drops to civilians in the war zone.
  • This promises to be a hard-hitting play from a news correspondent filing reports from a hellish war zone.
  • Usually you would find a cave like this and it would be a war zone oflooters 'pits, yet there was not even a quick cathole in here. NPR Topics: News
  • The new reality of policing war zones is a sharp rejoinder to that work but not the first time the modern British army has faced pressures - the most notable example being Northern Ireland.
  • To her surprise, they asked her to go to other war zones, to bring attention to the plight of refugees. Times, Sunday Times
  • I felt like a voyeur visiting the war zone and seeing badly injured people being dragged from their bomb-shattered homes.
  • Aid agencies are organizing food drops to civilians in the war zone.
  • Computers identify threats and zap the results back to US pilots in the war zone.
  • It's turning into a war zone: people will end up being killed. Times, Sunday Times
  • Why are they not being used in the war zone? The Sun
  • Mr Smith, a Northampton headmaster, has been involved in bringing hundreds of refugees to Britain from the Yugoslav war zone.
  • Hoping to prevent the conflict from disrupting the flow of Middle East oil to Western consumers, Washington reflagged Kuwaiti tankers in early 1987 and then sent the U.S. Navy into the Persian Gulf to escort them through the war zone.
  • There have been reports of cruelty and rape from the war zone.
  • There have been reports of cruelty and rape from the war zone.
  • One cautious council member thought the parish would be asking for trouble by starting a sister-parish relationship in a war zone.
  • The journey back took longer than normal, because the plane could not overfly the war zone.
  • Re: “I see no reason why such a rich, gentrifying neighbourhood shouldn†™ t†™ t have a successful high street” - Cabbagetown is a similar (if much wealthier) neighbourhood but parts of Parliament still look like a war zone/dollar store museum. » Cities for People: The Melancholy of East Chinatown • Spacing Toronto • understanding the urban landscape
  • THE US has recognised the officer who oversaw the first Australian fighter deployment into a war zone since the Korean War.
  • * More than 1,500 people flee war zone* Red Cross says conditions getting worse By Ranga SirilalCOLOMBO, March 17 (Reuters) - Tamil Tiger separatists counterattacked with a failed suicide bombing in clashes that killed at least 14 rebels and more than 1,500 refugees fled Sri Lanka's war zone, the military said on Tuesday. Undefined
  • Journalists pop up in the oddest places, from war zones and sports stadiums to idyllic islands and court rooms. Times, Sunday Times
  • In some instances, especially in the war zones, rocks were thrown at the screens.
  • Like so many other women caught in war zones, these women are victims of a violently eroding patriarchal system.
  • We got a war zone in our own backyard. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Red Cross flew emergency food supplies into the war zone.
  • The sick and wounded were evacuated from the war zone.
  • The symptoms of war zone trauma are real and sometimes disabling: withdrawal, freezing over, hyperarousal and high anxiety, insomnia, eruptions of anger and other emotional dysregulation, flashbacks and intrusive thoughts, depression. Joseph Bobrow: Spirituality and the Road Home
  • The stories of heroics performed in war zones to get the story home to breakfast tables will only sound more resounding in the weeks ahead.
  • At any moment, you sense the place will become a war zone. The Sun
  • The Red Cross rushed medical supplies to the war zone.
  • The government has imposed a censorship blackout on the media and no journalists are permitted in the war zone.
  • Economic aid from 24 countries will be funneled into the war zone.
  • After years of hearings and debates about the "invisible wounds of war" - the traumatic brain injuries and combat stress injuries inflicted in the Iraq and Afghanistan war zones - lawmakers met Thursday to focus on the visible wounds of war, such as amputated limbs and spinal cord injuries. Air Force Times - News
  • I felt like a voyeur visiting the war zone and seeing badly injured people being dragged from their bomb-shattered homes.
  • She worked for Women for Women International, an aid group that helps women in war zones become self-sufficient. Day of Honey
  • WE'RE used to being warned to avoid war zones. The Sun
  • They continued southeastwards, avoiding towns and roads, until reaching the war zone. Times, Sunday Times
  • They described the war zone as sheer hell.
  • The journey back took longer than normal, because the plane could not overfly the war zone.
  • We had accidentally strayed into the war zone.
  • The south side of the city has virtually become a war zone.
  • At the peak of the surge, up to 80 aircraft were parked on the ramp, including 23 C - 5 Galaxy aircraft carrying supplies and people to the war zone.
  • A gang of teenage hooligans has turned a quiet Carroll Gardens park in into a war zone.
  • We often exchange emails; while I'm sitting in my suburban Brookline home, he's getting shot at in some god-awful war zone in Iraq or Afghanistan. Tom Matlack: Good Men And The NRA
  • When she became pregnant he felt like his prayers had been answered - but life in a war zone changed all that. Times, Sunday Times
  • The south side of the city has virtually become a war zone.
  • It's turning into a war zone: people will end up being killed. Times, Sunday Times
  • I believe the Bush administration limited the media'a access to those coming home in coffins from war zones. Rep. King on Jackson: 'There's nothing good about this guy'
  • Taylor's unannounced departure marked his first known travel to a war zone outside the city since the rebel siege began.
  • But for many engineers, working in war zones, disaster areas or in extreme weather conditions is par for the course. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Cabinet Room looked like a war zone - pie crusts everywhere and Frank sobbing quietly into the aspidistra.
  • They described the war zone as sheer hell.
  • The south side of the city has virtually become a war zone.
  • Our staff and freelances are simply not allowed to go to war zones unless they have been trained.
  • Does that mean reductions for people in inner city war zones where they can't sleep nightly gun battles? The Sun
  • It's turning into a war zone: people will end up being killed. Times, Sunday Times
  • WE'RE used to being warned to avoid war zones. The Sun
  • We collectively transfer enough resources from the war zone to the ant hill to support the young and the elderly.
  • It's turning into a war zone: people will end up being killed. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Red Cross flew emergency food supplies into the war zone.
  • It was the first time since the Vietnam War that Royal Australian Air Force aircraft have flown close air support missions in support of Australian ground troops in a war zone.
  • Why are they not being used in the war zone? The Sun
  • They should at least write a certification that if somebody comes out of a war zone they need to be debriefed.
  • The next time British troops are dispatched to a war zone, no doubt they will be led by a battalion of the Queen's Own Ear-Clippers, who will beat the enemy into submission with well-aimed biffs on the lughole.
  • We collectively transfer enough resources from the war zone to the ant hill to support the young and the elderly.
  • The LA county fire chief says the neighborhood looks like a war zone.
  • By the eighties, the ghetto had become a ruleless war zone, where people were their own worst enemies.
  • Their training completed, the regiment embarked for the war zone.
  • The old casting-couch general no longer had the strength to appear on his own television specials, much less escort a harem of beauty queens into war zones.
  • As the programme says, the issue – having such a high-profile person in a war zone where kidnap is common – must have been assessed and debated. TV review: The Taking of Prince Harry
  • What is the effect of growing up in a war zone, or in a country where massive inflation wipes out savings overnight? Times, Sunday Times
  • Computers identify threats and zap the results back to US pilots in the war zone.
  • The troops are on a mercy mission in the war zone.
  • Deprived of a nation of their own, they have lived for centuries as a harassed minority, trapped in the border regions of hostile countries that frequently become war zones.
  • The school is in the thick of a war zone between two rival gangs.
  • It's turning into a war zone: people will end up being killed. Times, Sunday Times
  • A war correspondent carries into every war zone a selection of lucky charms which he believes keep him safe.
  • A gritty insight into life in a war zone. The Sun
  • Hygienic conditions are poor at hospitals in the war zone.
  • One would focus on processing asylum requests in refugee camps near the war zones from which refugees are fleeing. Times, Sunday Times
  • Many inner cities that were once treated as war zones have become pleasant and habitable again.
  • The troops are on a mercy mission in the war zone.
  • If they stayed in the war zone they would face almost certain death.
  • You are thrown into hostile environments: not just war zones but patrols in deserted villages and earthquake zones rife with famine and disease. Times, Sunday Times
  • Nevertheless, entering a new war zone is fraught with dangers.
  • No sane human would be ableto live in such war zone conditions at the present time without shortly feeling the effects of its dysfunctions. The Border War: An Arizonan's Perspective
  • Yet in a war zone the effect seemed more corrosive. Times, Sunday Times
  • But they are not used in war zones. The Sun
  • I find one of the most hopeful areas is poetical writing from these war zones.
  • The newest member in the 908th Expeditionary Refueling Squadron, she struggled to control her nerves as the newly trained boom operator refueled fighter aircraft over a war zone - in the inkiness of night - for the first time.
  • The sick and wounded were evacuated from the war zone.
  • Once outside of a poor French village near the war zone, that had been bombed from the German lines, bombed from the German airships and ravaged by fire and sword, some American soldiers, looking at the desolation and the ruin of the place, so grotesque in its gaping death, so hopeless in its pitiful finality, painted on a large white board, and nailed on a sign post just at the edge of the town this slogan: The Martial Adventures of Henry and Me
  • The sick and wounded were evacuated from the war zone.
  • In classic Damages fashion, the deadly stakes are revealed in a flash-forward framework involving a prisoner being tortured in a war zone. Roush Review: Rescue Me and Damages
  • ‘I've been living here for 30 years and this morning I'm looking out my window at a glorified war zone,’ said one woman.
  • We overflew the war zone, taking photographs.
  • We got a war zone in our own backyard. Times, Sunday Times
  • Governments around the world are getting more savvy about excluding journalists from war zones. Times, Sunday Times
  • And cycling in London really is a war zone of mythic proportions.
  • Apart from military personnel, it is only our oldest generation that has had first-hand experience of life in a war zone.
  • Not since the Civil War has this nation faced the prospect of seeing its cities and countryside turned into war zones.
  • We collectively transfer enough resources from the war zone to the ant hill to support the young and the elderly.
  • Why are they not being used in the war zone? The Sun
  • It was the first time since the Vietnam War that Royal Australian Air Force aircraft have flown close air support missions in support of Australian ground troops in a war zone.
  • They described the war zone as sheer hell.
  • To her surprise, they asked her to go to other war zones, to bring attention to the plight of refugees. Times, Sunday Times
  • At any moment, you sense the place will become a war zone. The Sun
  • There are enough branches at curbside along Washington Street this morning to make the village look like a war zone.
  • The Red Cross flew emergency food supplies into the war zone.
  • Many people have stayed behind in the potential war zone.
  • Places of Exile: Midway through Voyager's journey across the galaxy, Captain Kathryn Janeway and Commander Chakotay must choose whether to brave a deadly war zone or abandon their quest for home. Sci-Fi Book Releases for August (UK)
  • Yet in a war zone the effect seemed more corrosive. Times, Sunday Times
  • I invited them to accompany me to a former war zone and witness the negative effects of war. Times, Sunday Times
  • Operation Roaring Lion was launched from a former airbase, to practice evacuating civilians from war zones.
  • Previously the US has had problems with countries not letting them use their bases for military operations and in directly deploying troops to war zones.

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