According to the emmys.tv Web site of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, which presents the awards, HBO racked up three Emmys apiece for "Generation Kill," a mini-series about the Iraq war, and "Grey Gardens," a feature take on the 1975 documentary.
Returning after her years of Mediterranean warmth and access to a profusion of fresh ingredients, David found her native country in the post-war period grey and daunting.
My beard (which could be added to the list of what's new since the start of the war) is greying at a disproportionate rate to the wisdom gained, which it's supposed to represent.
But the bidding war for the grey vote at this year's party conferences has overturned this complacent outlook.
Jordan, known as Bernie, travelled to D-day events in Normandy wearing his war medals and grey mac.
It reminds me of those images you see from the first world war, in the grey light of Verdun.
During World War II, Mr. Grey played in a Navy band, and the musicians he met there recommended him to Benny Carter.
In the distance, Aleppo briefly emerged from the smoke and dust of war, a low grey skyline on a brown summer plain.
Dunmore's fiction has inhabited the 1940s and 50s for a decade now, and what might in less skilled hands feel like "period detail" seems natural here: the poor quality meat still rationed when the young lovers of the war have turned grey, the eking out of coal to last a Yorkshire winter.
During the war, Lady Sybil Grey ran one of the first Red Cross hospitals in the North East to cope with the stream of wounded soldiers coming back from the trenches.
