Sentence examples for war times from inspiring English sources

Will Sonia's involvement "quell war" (Times of India)?

"East Tennessee is strongly Republican," he explained, "it goes back to Civil War times.

QUESTION FROM DAVID: You suggest that Americans should "sacrifice" during war times by paying higher taxes.

Locke shot back, "If I wrote strong during war times it was only because I must".

Oh, and he popped up in Olustee Battlefield, standing on some artillery from Civil War times.

Not to mention the fact that business is booming for him during war times.

Later, in more peaceful post-war times, Djalu would work side by side with the Japanese pearlers.

It was still selling more than the pro-war Times (41,900 to 36,700), but in those days the Times cost threepence to the Guardian's penny.

The experience ought to teach us that two maxims of so-called realist American foreign policy thinking from cold-war times need to be thrown in the trash.

The idea that men should earn more than women for playing equal roles is a leftover from pre-war times, the actor told the Guardian.

Western Europe's rapid post-war growth, he says, stemmed from more than the free play of market forces: cohesive trade unions and employers' associations, often inherited from pre-war times, and growth-minded governments were needed too.