fortunes of war

And say to them that if we do not meet again, it is the fortunes of war.

The fortunes of war continued against him - but not forever.

There was no time, now, to sympathize with those whose fortunes of war were all bad ones.

How is the expression in English- the fortunes of war, no?"

They reversed the fortunes of war by making civilians take casualties rather than the military.

Other readers see it as a realistic if cynical, look at the fortunes of war.

A pity that others have to die with you, but those are the fortunes of war."

He wrote of battles on which turned the fortunes of war.

He further added that, by obtaining a victory, the fortunes of war could be turned in their favour.

Unfortunately, the fortunes of war were not with us at the time and we had to withdraw."

The prior period had been made insecure and uncertain by the fortunes of war.

The lad's death is part of the fortunes of war.

"Fortunes of war," said Torm, and got back to work.

Your commanding general sometimes puts things down as the Fortunes of War.

Only he doesn't see that this is simply the fortunes of war, a disaster that can't be helped.

But as someone said a moment ago, 'the fortunes of war." "

"How quickly the fortunes of war can turn!"

I - and the other village women - did what we did because that was the way the fortunes of war fell out for us.

Due to the changing fortunes of war the tribunal never rendered a verdict.

"How swiftly the fortunes of war change, old boy.

The villages and small towns along it were Red or White according to the fortunes of war.

Soon, the fortunes of war shifted once again.

The fortunes of war - through the ages so fickle !

But the Third Reich owed nothing to the fortunes of war or to foreign influence.

Once again, the fortunes of war have provided a bizarre spectacle, seemingly for no other reason than to entertain him.