Sentence examples for growing victory from inspiring English sources

Those kids were growing victory gardens and collecting tin cans and so on all those practical daily things.

These developments are a growing victory for the rule of law, since international human rights law absolutely prohibits corporal punishment of children.

Twenty million US households – representing three fifths of the population – were growing victory gardens in 1943, and their yields accounted for 42% of the fresh vegetables consumed that year.

The New Yorker, April 17 , 1943 P. 13Talk story about the personnel of anti-aircraft units being encouraged to grow Victory gardens.

By Andy Logan and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 17 , 1943 P. 13Talk story about the personnel of anti-aircraft units being encouraged to grow Victory gardens.

Ed Mehevc, who teaches history and psychology at Parkway South, noted that a year after Pearl Harbor, the country's military had gone off to war and the home front was short on materials needed for the war, so people grew "victory gardens".

We did it during the second world war when millions enlisted in the military, grew "victory gardens", recycled, and went to work in factories to aid the war effort.

He says that he's not growing a victory garden; just does it for exercise.

The role of these militias – many of which are supported by Iran – is growing, following victories in the city of Tikrit and province of Diyala alongside regular forces earlier this year.

They also owned the block next to the Beverly Wilshire Hotel and grew a victory garden there.

As a child, her parents grew a victory garden to help supply the war effort during World War II.