warfaring

• “From his early years he was big and strong, and full of daring in all manly deeds and trials, and he became the greatest of warriors, and of good hap in all the battles of his warfaring.”

  The Story of the Volsungs

• “He that can apprehend and consider vice with all her baits and seeming pleasures, and yet abstain, and yet distinguish, and yet prefer that which is truly better, he is the true warfaring Christian.”

  Areopagitica

• “… And so, the middle class of US, the strongest middle class in the world cant afford loosing this status achieved by: occupations, landings, warfaring, financial supporting of cruel governments.”

  Think Progress » ThinkFast: August 7, 2006

• “He was a tyrant who cozied to rich Christians to back his warfaring ways.”

  Think Progress » Fox Guest: All Gibson Critics Are ‘Very Sick, They’re Getting A Vicious, Sick, Perverted, Sadistic Thrill’

• “Some news that Mataafa is gone to Savaii by way of Manono; this may mean a great deal more warfaring, and no great issue.”

  Vailima Letters

• “Let them doze among their playthings yet a little! for who knows what a rough, warfaring existence lies before them in the future?”

  Virginibus Puerisque and other papers

• “So, when a granite battery is raised, excellent to the eyes of warfaring men, is its strength and symmetry admired.”

  Barchester Towers

• “He had beaten the Russians and the Austrians 15 times before in the course of his -- of his long warfaring career, and I think he'd have probably done it again.”

  Napoleon & Wellington: The Battle of Waterloo and the Great Commanders Who Fought It

• “He was accustomed, in this refuge of his maturity as surely as in the warfaring of his youth, to awake fresh and alert, as he fell asleep, making the most of the twin worlds of night and day.”

  The Pilgrim of Hate

• “His personal courage gave him a great advantage in his warfaring life.”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 21, July, 1859

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