Sentence examples for changed after the war from inspiring English sources

That changed after the war.

Things changed after the war, with eight of Wales's 14 victories over England coming in the 1920s and 1930s.

"We are the only city whose population was 100percentt changed after the war," Rafat Dutkiewicz, the mayor of Wroclaw, said in an interview.

All that changed after the war when regional markets began to break down and firms were exposed to the icy winds of international competition.

By common consent, the name of the Shiite shantytown was changed after the war to Sadr City, in the cleric's honor.

As Spennymoor and the surrounding area changed after the war, Cornish's pictures increasingly chronicled a disappearing world of men in flat caps and streets filled with children and horse-drawn carts.

In those years, millions of Americans passed through the quiet Australian backwater that many thought would change after the war.

Attitudes toward race in America began to change after the war, which had caused social and political upheaval and prompted people to think about the future with more ambition and confidence.

But things changed after the Cold War.

The demographics of Britain itself was changed after the Second World War owing to immigration to Britain from its former colonies.

The situation changed after the outbreak of World War II.