Examples of 'could be a war' in a sentence
Meaning of "could be a war"
could be a war - implies a potential conflict or confrontation, often used to suggest tension or disagreement in a situation
How to use "could be a war" in a sentence
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could be a war
He could be a war correspondent in the next war.
United Nations officials have said the attack could be a war crime.
There could be a war any minute.
Are you saying our killer could be a war hero?
It could be a war cry or a warning.
Some people did not believe that there could be a war on the Milky Way battlefield.
He could be a war hero.
My goodness, there could be a war any day.
It could be a war god.
According to a UN official, this attack could be a war crime.
That could be a war name.
That does not mean you are any better than him, young lady . He could be a war hero.
There could be a war soon.
Mr Asquith, this may be a misguided question, but I heard there could be a war before Christmas.
A war with one could be a war with all three.
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Could be a war movie.
I mean, there could be a war.
It could be a war cry.
Miss Pettigrew, we live in uncertain times . My goodness, there could be a war any day.
N could be a war hero, an office clerk or a nun.
Grounders? It could be a war cry.
N could be a war hero, an office clerk or a nun . Trust no one.
Grounders? It could be a war cry Or a warning.
