Sentence examples for born during the cold from inspiring English sources

The change in the rules of engagement regarding shooting down civilian aircraft is part of the rethinking of the North American Aerospace Defense Command, better known as Norad, which was born during the cold war and has always been oriented toward external threats.

But the Nonaligned Movement, born during the cold war, represents the biggest single bloc in the 193-member General Assembly, and many diplomats said Mr. Ban would damage his credibility as the leader of the United Nations if he heeded the American and Israeli requests.

Now a study of birth season and adult weight suggests that being born during the cold season might up the odds of being obese as an adult--although no one knows exactly how or why.

I was born during the Cold War, too young for Vietnam but old enough to remember the day we heard that our quarterback cousin from the hills of Pennsylvania had stepped on a mine in faraway Vietnam.

We observed a strong association with season, with a significantly higher average birth weight among children born during the cold season compared with children born during the rest of the year.

If born during the cold season (15 November to 14 February), the infant weighed, on average, 296 g more (95% CI, 109 482 g) than if born during the warm, dry season (15 February to 30 April) or the warm, rainy season (1 May to 14 November), after controlling for other variables in the model.

Not only was Ava born in the middle of a cold winter, she was born during the height of one of the worst flu seasons we have ever had.

Mary Spencer was born during the Roosevelt administration.

Born during the war, 1942.

He was born during the uprising.

The boys had been born during the Gulf War.