warmakers造句

• With dwindling money and arms, warmakers had to seek peace.
• The two are confused in this film, as they were in the warmakers with Iraq.
• In truth, Vonnegut's pointed humor often seemed aimed at himself almost as much as such favorite targets as politicos, warmakers and stuffed shirts of any stripe.
• "Maybe _ just maybe _ Wednesday's warmakers decided to attack the symbols of American empire . . . strangely ugly buildings housing the people who rule a strangely ugly world despite our soft hearts ."
• Wearing black veils, they chanted " here comes the slaves / off to their graves ", and posted stickers around the area emblazoned with the statement " Confront the Whoremakers ", a pun on the common leftist slogan " Confront the Warmakers ".
• If great wars have receded into the past, some credit goes to the new order the last one left behind : to a United Nations that gave warmakers a place to make peace; to a NATO alliance and European Union that finally made partnership a fixture on a continent drenched in generations of blood; to global economic schemes made for cooperation, not confrontation.