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Meanings of the dogs of war in English
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Usage of the dogs of war in English
1
Neuter the dogs of war and restore peace-promoting neutrality, writes Edward Horgan.
2
Brigham was at last to unleash the dogs of war.
3
King was at Lahore, but miles don't matter when the dogs of war are loosed.
4
Even the dogs of war get sentimental at Christmas.
5
Packer was furious and he "let loose the dogs of war against Keating".
6
Indeed, the approaching circus unloosed the dogs of war rather than nestled the dove of peace.
7
What he did was to let loose upon a little district, unmuzzled, the dogs of war.
8
Thus were unleashed the dogs of war.
9
That admirable vision, however, had already fallen into peril, for the dogs of war were on the prowl.
10
Negligence had let "slip the dogs of war."
11
Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war, as they say, and don't beat the eggs too hard.
12
Unless the Messenger could find a way to dislodge the dogs of war from our doorstep, we were all doomed.
13
Once you let employees start drinking in their own place of work-evenon their days off-you'veunleashed the dogs of war.
14
His Excellency sat in a cabin surrounded by a camp which had caused the dogs of war to howl for very shame.
15
Nothing was left to do save, as the Ambassador said, to "uncouple the dogs of war and let them run."
16
Apparently it bade fair to let loose upon us, not the dogs of war, but the whole floating feminine population of the French Riviera.