sabre rattling造句

• Commonwealth authorities were hostile to its sabre rattling.
• SEPT11-ONBUSINESS ( Undated ) _ The sabre rattling over Iraq is noisy and getting louder all the time.
• ONBUSINESS-COLUMN ( Undated ) _ _ The sabre rattling over Iraq is noisy and getting louder all the time.
• Piech had dismissed threats by BMW to stop delivering supplies of engines, software and air-conditioning to Rolls-Royce as " sabre rattling ."
• Amid the high-volume sabre rattling in Washington, Cohen was trying to build support across the Arab world for U . S . strikes.
• Tehran controls the three islands and has recently responded to U . A . E . calls for a settlement with sabre rattling rhetoric.
• When they thus rejected my proposal of peace and kept on sabre rattling threats, then naturally the battle, which was furious and bloody, started.
• The thought of US military escalation and / or intervention and / or even sabre rattling is an horrific one, Russian navy has mobilised.
• There has been an increase in political sabre rattling, hopefully this isnt the extension of that .-- Zer0 16 : 49, 9 February 2007 ( UTC)
• It's not just the Sabres rattling the Kings these days . Without Deadmarsh and Allison they have to completely outwork most teams in order to win.
• If Saddam Hussein does not cave in to the sound of sabres rattling, the United States has little choice but to make good its military threats.
• It is an unaccustomed position for Blair, who is more comfortable extolling the virtues of his post-empire vision of " Cool Britannia " than sabre rattling.
• In the public sphere, opinion by the late 1960s was anti-military in general, and in an era of ongoing Strategic Arms Limitation Talks the entire concept was derided as sabre rattling.
• But Russia is no longer a global power and even the most vehement critics of the West admit privately that Moscow will do little more than growl and indulge in half-hearted sabre rattling.
• Also, in spite of Fernandes'and Joshi's sabre rattling, there is no proposal to pull out of WTO, although the national agenda promises to use the organisation to " assert more robustly India's national interest ."
• Similarly to last year, he continued sabre rattling to Iran by abusing the General Debate by threatening a founding member of the body that was intended to prevent breaches of the peace according to the UN charter.
• Meanwhile, it is rapidly turning into a sham with some editors going around sabre rattling and bringing up people's block records and making hollow accusations that there has been some kind of behavourial problems that need to be addressed.