1.   Since the war started, there has been hardly anything shown of Arab people, except, of course, massive anti-west demonstrations.

2.   The war started as the result of a territorial dispute.

3.   This war will start at an appointed time, like a ball game.

4.   Until the spring almost every night had been a full house, and business had been brisk even after the war started.

5.   We know that a war can start over a telegram, a railway timetable or the ear of some one called Jenkins.

6.   Suzanne has brought a message to her cousin, to tell him the date the war will start.

7.   In April he told him that the next war had already started.

8.   Before the war started, nobody really wanted to create an A-bomb.

9.   A fare war usually starts with one airline firing the first shot in television, newspaper or radio ads, with others soon matching or undercutting the competition.

10.   A year before Western troops are to leave Bosnia, there is no guarantee war might not start again, Burns said.