art of warfare

He sent for his son a month ago, to teach him the art of warfare.

The children grew up to become experts in the art of warfare.

Her father taught her the only thing he knew - the art of warfare.

He had spent many years in Cleveland poring over books about the arts of warfare.

I read books on the art of warfare.

He learnt the art of warfare from his mother.

And that is where we can practise the art of warfare.'

He was said to be deeply religious and was well considered a master in the art of warfare.

Dwarfs regard baking as part of the art of warfare.

"The German general staff brought the art of warfare to new heights of organization and efficiency."

The origin of the state is to be found in the development of the art of warfare.

It is said that he trained thousands of Turkish people slaves in the art of warfare and administration.

From boyhood Londo was trained in the art of warfare.

Such is the art of warfare.

He learned the art of warfare in Dresden, Saxony.

Karna met Dronacharya, who was an established teacher in the art of warfare.

As a boy, Raghunatha was taught the shastras, the art of warfare and administration.

The Trưng sisters spent much time studying the art of warfare, as well as learning fighting skills.

Not only was he well trained in the arts of warfare, but he also displayed an impressive understanding of politics and diplomacy.

The Art of Warfare in the Age of Napoleon.

Dinanath was a tall and well-built soldier, supremely skilled in the art of warfare.

How sad that a country so courageous and clever in the art of warfare has proved to be neither in the pursuit of peace.

Quar has given us magical beasts but, it seems, He has not seen fit to train them in the art of warfare.

"So then the many different skills that make up the art of warfare are like the different fields of science that you spoke of?"

Wizards did not use weapons because they were usually too busy studying their craft to practice the art of warfare and this wizard had been caught unaware.