Sentence examples for cold war won from inspiring English sources
With the cold war won and Wall Street on a winning streak, America's interest in Europe has waned.
In 1999, with the cold war won, Nitze wrote an "Apes on a Treadmill -style commenTreadmill -style advocommentaryt America unilaterally divest itself of nuclear weapons.
That is the way Russians feel about Van Cliburn, the American pianist who in 1958, at the height of the cold war, won the Soviet Union's premier musical competition.
Not until 1994 did 30,000 American troops pack up and go home -- the cold war won and, so people here say, the city shaped in the soldiers' open, can-do spirit.
It is also true that with the cold war won, the division of Europe ended, and three central European states already inside NATO, the United States has less reason for fretting about the old continent.
Where after the war Attlee established the case for the NHS, state education and a welfare state, Thatcher, after the industrial wars of the 70s and the Cold War, won the arguments for a market-based economy, the private ownership of key industries and services, limits on trade union power and a strong defence policy based on the Atlantic Alliance.
I mean, it was a double win: we won the Cold War, we won the last battle of the Cold War.
We won the Cold War; they won Karlovy Vary.
The cold war was won and so, too, was the battle for market economics.
For America the cold war was won by decades of military and diplomatic firmness.
