Sentence examples for Post-war age from inspiring English sources

Many belonging to large post-war age cohorts in the western countries moved from rural areas to larger industrializing cities.

The Hunger Games is not, as I thought when I heard the title, a nostalgic docu-drama on the 1948 London Olympics back in the first post-war age of austerity.

Even well after the post-war age when the Sonys and Hondas were being founded, the flow of start-ups remained high in manufacturing, distribution and services all through the 1960s and 1970s.

What we said: It's a crazy, if lugubrious, caper about the golden, post-war age of Tinseltown, like a Hollywood tale that PG Wodehouse might have written, but with that ominous deadpan, quirky-Coeny quality where the cheeriness would otherwise go.

German manufacturing is one of the great success stories of the post-war age.

As for images of the struggle for black equality, most Americans would probably summon up the photographs and news footage that caught snapshots of the great social revolution of the post-war age.

"We have long seen it as a post war age of innocence, but it was not".

A low oil price was a vital ingredient in the post-war Golden Age, and a falling oil price lubricated the strong and sustained growth of the 1990s.

But there also has to be a sense of what is sellable to voters, who are a lot more sceptical of government than they were in the post-war golden age.

The Government's heritage watchdog is launching a campaign to track down the dozens of sculptures, concrete friezes and murals from a post-war golden age of publicly-subsidised art which have been declared lost over recent decades.

Similarly, in the 1970s the sharp rise in oil prices (and consequent economic stagnation and runaway inflation) marked the end of the post-war "Golden Age" and gave rise to a turn away from government regulation and to the idealisation of the "free market".