How to pronounce “wage”(verb) in English

fight for peace to wage peace uh you you need to know what is going on out there

be able to wage a factual uh a a fight over facts with the

We've hardly begun to wage that fight in economic policy.

Warring sighs and groans I'll wage thee!

there's no way to wage war without creating innocent victims now if you

well terrorists you you have to wage war

And she likened how women were treated to wage slavery.

So they prepare a lot of soldiers to wage battle.

We do need to convince a reluctant nation to wage a war to save democracy.

much greater and then when you you you wage war on an abstraction like Terror

Now meanwhile, the computer wars are starting to wage.

Well, you find them something more important to wage on-- like, say, death.

amplifies those contributions, so that they can successfully wage a campaign having never taken a large dollar contribution from anybody.

But where Arnold Hiatt was wrong was in his belief that politicians would wage that war.

You, too, need to convince a reluctant nation to wage a war to save democracy.

Deep in heart-wrung tears I pledge thee, Warring sighs and groans I'll wage thee!

military bases around the world and you want to uh become a peaceful nation and not wage aggressive war that people very

know you should not think I'm behind got to bet at all you got to you got to wage your almost nothing and hope that both

Like super-duper advanced technology is necessary to realize the best state; great coordination, so we don't use that technology to wage war against one

So really, again in the assess and negotiate thing, what I learned very early on is choosing which swords you're gonna fall on because there are so many battles that you wage.

So I want you to put yourself in Roosevelt's shoes in 1940, when he reluctantly came to recognize that he needed to convince a reluctant nation to wage a war to save democracy."