Sentence examples for born during the second from inspiring English sources

I was born during the second world war and brought up to feel that wasting food is wrong.

This meant children born during the second world war didn't see a banana until they were around five to seven years old.

The assumption for boys of Hamilton-Paterson's generation, born during the second world war, was that British was rip-roaringly best.

Joanna Trollope was born during the second world war, making her only just a generation younger, close enough to share a fondness for Enid Blytonesque slang – but that is where the similarities end.

One of a kind India's Enron Bakrie's bounceback Empire lost Deeply uncool The enforcer ReprintsMs Kroes, born during the second world war, is instinctively averse to throwing money around.

He has been around the European game for 40 years, he was born during the Second World War, but he, more than most men of his time, has mastered changes that make soccer a global entity.

Both were born during the first world war and came of age in the second.

Many, of course, were not even born during the first preppy age.

The New Yorker, April 4 , 1953P. 26 A baby was born during the third week of December, at New York Hospital.

Most of their lambs are born during the third week in April and are slaughtered in December.

The man had lived in the vicinity all his life - he was born during the First World War or not long before.