maelstrom of war

The maelstrom of war.

There are vivid portraits, too, of ordinary Africans trying to find safe havens or integrity amid the wild maelstrom of war.

When the conflict with the Dominion began, Gowron was sucked into the maelstrom of war, then quickly became its seething eye.

And, of course, the fears and uncertainties which any man his age would feel on the eve of plunging into the maelstrom of war.

He does not take into account that at least for some soldiers who were far from narrow-minded hometowns, tolerance and ambition developed during the maelstrom of war.

The Vane estates were not spared in the maelstrom of war; Vane's father reported that Raby Castle had been "visited four times", suffering damages of £16,000.

Pierce Gerety, a Harvard-educated lawyer who briefly considered the priesthood but instead devoted his life to helping refugees trapped in the maelstroms of war and disaster around the world, died on Wednesday night in the crash of the Swissair jetliner off Nova Scotia.