Sentence examples for war age from inspiring English sources

Before the war, age was the main consideration to accept applicants to hajj.

Yet I think that a century from now she will be thought of even more as the champion of military intervention in the post cold war age.

The comics medium has grown adept at translating legendary stories from history – R. Crumb's adaptation of "The Book of Genesis" and Eric Shanower's series of graphic novels depicting the Trojan War, "Age of Bronze," being recent examples.

Although he always sought to shrug off the US administration's refusal to support renewal of his mandate, he regretted what he saw as the vendetta that undermined his endeavours to improve the UN's effectiveness of the world organisation in the post cold war age.

"We have long seen it as a post war age of innocence, but it was not".

This is a book that is often taught in high school here in the United States, but in this post-Cold War age, sometimes the reasons for teaching it are less pronounced than they were when the Soviet Union still existed.

He was killed in the last few months of the war, aged 27.

At the end of the war, aged nearly 70, she was flown to Nuremberg as an official war correspondent.

He had joined the firm just before the war, aged 16, on leaving Holloway County school, north London.

She even pissed off her US distributor Disney when she protested against the 1991 Gulf war – aged 12, mind you – at a publicity appearance, and she's been stomped by Canadian riot police once or twice since then.

The son of a teacher, he fled Somalia's civil war aged seven and was working as a chauffeur when he was cast by director Paul Greengrass.