Usage examples of "guerra sin cuartel" in Spanish with translation to English

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La guerra se reduce a una destrucción violenta y sin sentido. War results only in senseless and violent destruction.
Una vela sin pabilo no es una vela en absoluto. A candle without a wick is no candle at all.
Durante la guerra, la gente pasó muchos apuros. During the war, people went through many hardships.
Tom se fue sin decir adiós. Tom left without saying goodbye.
Japón sabía que estaba ganando la guerra. Japan knew it was winning the war.
Ella salió de la habitación sin decir adiós. She left the room without saying goodbye.
Ellos son víctimas de la así llamada guerra. They are victims of the so-called war.
No sé qué haríamos sin ti. I don't know what we would do without you.
Los Estados Unidos jamás le declararon la guerra a Hitler. Fue en el otro sentido. The USA never declared war on Hitler. It was the other way.
Es difícil vivir sin una casa. It's hard to live without a house.
José dice que quiere morir antes de la Tercera Guerra Mundial. José says he wants to die before the Third World War.
Él tiene muchos sellos extranjeros, sin mencionar los japoneses. He has many foreign stamps, not to mention Japanese ones.
Tom no quería ir a la guerra. Tom didn't want to go to war.
Es innecesario decir que una persona experimentada lo hará mejor que una sin experiencia. It is needless to say that an experienced person will do better than someone without experience.
Lo que menos necesitamos es una guerra. The last thing we need is a war.
Los niños van a ser una lastre para mi, por eso quiero seguir sin ellos. The children will be a drag on me, so I want to go without them.
La guerra prácticamente ha acabado. The war is essentially over.
Es una cantante sin igual. She is a singer without equal.
La guerra estalló en 1941. War broke out in 1941.
No creo que llegue a sonar nunca como un hablante nativo, sin importar cuánto lo intente. I don't think I'll ever sound like a native speaker no matter how much I try.
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