Sentence examples for side of the cold from inspiring English sources
Charles and Ray Eames were the sunny side of the cold war and the fun side of the industrial-military complex.
Despite Nkoloso's indifference as to which side of the Cold War would fund his space program, he insisted on keeping its details secret.
The American political philosophy was viewed in the 1950's as standing in sharp contrast to the political philosophy of the other side of the cold war.
Seen through the eyes of their son, it gives a view from another side of the cold war – that of the committed American left.
And, as many people on the wrong side of the Cold War line used to say, the real opposition which 'They' cannot cope with is just to behave like a normal human being, to do an honest day's work, to be an ordinary mother or father at home and to say what an ordinary wife or husband would say.
And having been driven out by the Vietnamese, who came from the wrong side of the cold war, the Khmer Rouge were restored in Thailand by the Reagan administration, assisted by the Thatcher government, who invented a "coalition" to provide the cover for America's continuing war against Vietnam.
Among the attendees will be members from both sides of the Cold War, foreign dignitaries and members of the government.
The disease opened avenues between the two sides of the Cold War that otherwise would have been unimaginable.
In the early 1950s, two historically important authorities in the Orthodox world, the Patriarchates of Constantinople and Moscow, were on opposite sides of the cold war.
Midlife crises on both sides of the cold war took up much of the San Francisco Symphony's programs at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Our group includes generals who commanded the most deadly nuclear arsenals ever deployed, and many other senior military and civilian leaders who have served on both sides of the Cold War in France, Germany, Russia, Britain, the United States and NATO.
