| Before anyone got wet, there would be the ritual war cry, just to stir the blood and summon up the spirits of champions past. |
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| A former regimental sergeant major has issued a war cry to pensioners to back our campaign to save three under-fire post offices. |
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| A ball of fire erupted out, shattering the susurration with a jarring war cry. |
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| But then both heard the war cry of a few of the braves as well as whoops from the cowhands with resounding bullets. |
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| Kate felt a rush of adrenaline as she drew the silver sword and flew into the fray, her war cry calling the phantom armies to her. |
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| Alone among the French, the Normans claimed by their war cry a special relationship with God in war. |
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| They wait quietly for hours, sometimes even days, until their leader gives the war cry. |
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| Our God is the God of hosts, the Word is a double edged sword, and it is also a war cry. |
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| It is in this history that one can locate the historical elements of injustice that may explain why people respond when a war cry is sounded. |
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| The 'intrinsic value' has become the war cry of numerous nature protection activists. |
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| Enduru' is a vocal sound, or war cry, made to alert the community that there is danger nearby. |
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| The sound resembles a war cry and always precedes their appearance. |
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| When the men with ripping muscles and lean frames slapped their arms and thighs in gusto and let out a Viking war cry, the entire place reverberated with the loud sharp blows. |
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| I ran harder, but Jessica's war cry rung in my ears and she collided into me, taking a firm grasp of my arm and pulled me in a rather strong headlock. |
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| In one superhuman, adrenaline-charged manoeuvre, I lifted her through the door and bundled the boy out, accompanied by a strangulated war cry. |
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| Cawnpore became a war cry for the British and their allies for the rest of the conflict. |
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| It's a war cry, and a war cry we haven't listened to. |
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| Our message of suffering for the victims should not turn into a war cry. These were the main signals sent out by the thousands of American demonstrators who took to the streets of Washington last Saturday. |
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| It has been a war cry, especially since Ahmadinejad came to power. |
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| His wife, Mary, back in New Zealand, chanced upon a copy of War Cry, the Sallies magazine, which mentioned Moss's rehabilitation. |
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