Definition of “war-torn”

Canada could send as many as 2,800 troops on each of two rotations to the war-torn country, a military source said.

He arrived in Britain five months ago after fleeing war-torn Somalia.

He fled to North West London to escape war-torn Somalia.

Perhaps, like Katya, she had come from a war-torn country in Eastern Europe.

Six months later, Mercedes Sanz-Bachiller would be one of the two most important women in the rebel zone of war-torn Spain.

The first, from Barry, was his now familiar enquiry of her welfare in war-torn Europe.

The'rule of law' of the international bureaucrats in charge of these war-torn states makes a mockery of the law itself.

Unlike rebuilding war-torn cities, however, renewing humanity's relationship with nature will be incremental.

`Have you got a bed for me tonight in that war-torn house of yours?