Sentence examples for cold war days from inspiring English sources

But those were the Cold War days.

The charge that the United States was impotent resonated in those Cold War days.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I think that conservative pro-nukery is partly a leftover from Cold War days.

Not in recent years, but back in the Cold War days.

A spy thriller hasn't felt this gratifyingly far-fetched since the Cold War days.

The programme, as with all astronaut training in those cold war days, was deadly secret.

Don't forget that compass Take a Geiger counter out there or one of those old but tried and true radiation intensity meters such as the Victoreen Instrument CDV 715 Model 1-B like they had stored in the old bomb shelters back during the Cold War days---you can still get one on e-bay for a song.

In these post-cold war days, we don't face a single concentrated threat.

Relations between Washington and Moscow have improved significantly since the dark semi-cold war days of the Bush era, with both leaders having invested heavily in their personal friendship.

Both certainly offer a reminder that although Trident looms less darkly over the public consciousness in these post-cold war days, it still lurks in the Arctic depths, and our defence policies always have human consequences.

We don't want a return to the cold-war days.