Example sentences for: guadalcanal

How can you use “guadalcanal” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Those existential speculations don't derive from the screenplay's source, an archetypal but otherwise down-to-earth 1962 novel by James Jones (who also wrote From Here to Eternity ) about the American invasion of the South Pacific island of Guadalcanal.

  • A sampling: The founder of the Navy SEALs recalls his near-drowning at Guadalcanal, David Halberstam describes the military's spin apparatus in Vietnam, and Nancy Reagan reminisces about the first Reagan-Gorbachev summit.

  • But Staros is ultimately sent packing, and Malick never bothers to trace the effect of his action on the Guadalcanal operation.

  • Critics agreed that the big theme is World War II: Private Ryan , The Thin Red Line (about Guadalcanal), and Life Is Beautiful (about the Holocaust) were nominated for best picture.

  • Maybe then he'd view Guadalcanal not in an absurdist vacuum (the soldiers come, they kill and are killed, they leave) but in the larger context of a war that was among the most rational (in its aims, if not its methods) fought in the last several centuries.


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