Sentence examples for until the postwar years from inspiring English sources

But the sanctuary is getting smaller, thanks in part to the car that conveys you into a part of the world that retained its serenity until the postwar years.

It wasn't until the postwar years, when Astaire was slowing down, that he let a director film him with a liberated camera; the director was Stanley Donen, the movie was "Royal Wedding," and the results were exhilarating.

But it was not until the postwar years of the 20th Century that Italy's international fashion industry came into its own.

Hence their dismantling of the mixed economy of public and private enterprise that had spearheaded the astonishing growth of the postwar years until the oil price shock of 1974.

Singer and writer of songs, lover of women, prodigious smoker of cigarettes — Serge Gainsbourg was an indelible, unavoidable figure in French culture in the postwar years until his death in 1991.

Stamped into the DNA of this society, from the postwar years until 1991, was that everyone had to work; for that, there had to be equal access to education, childcare (which was mainly attached to workplaces) and care for the elderly.

In the postwar years until the very end of his life, Picasso continued to experiment in multiple mediums, including ceramics.

The postwar years were also hard commercially.

The postwar years in the Soviet Union were hungry.

The postwar years began a period of many adjustments.

This performance heritage continued in the postwar years.