Sentence examples for wartime with from inspiring English sources

Yes, it was wartime with a national speed limit of 35 mph, but it was still terribly risky.

"It's a piece we instantly associate with the high, romantic, propaganda-fuelled era of wartime, with all the trumpet calls.

The action starts in wartime with Doris, a former teacher, seeking to instil the virtues of hard work and verbal precision in her nine-year-old daughter, Margaret.

Boyz N the Hood is a passionate drama shot with fluency and style, a study of what amounts to life during wartime, with people grimly used to gunfire and helicopters thudding overhead.

But it does something they don't: reproduces the tones and moods of grand melodrama from the time in which it's set, London, 1950, and features one of the great flashbacks — to wartime, with a Davies standby, the group sing, raised to a new level of historical consciousness.

And in a book that pays meticulous attention to the decisions made by Washington during wartime, with a step-by-step march through the eight years of Revolutionary War battles, Mr. Chernow arrives at a carefully considered assessment of his subject's capabilities.

Many Japanese people were deeply inspired by the manner in which the German government confronted the past and dealt with wartime atrocities with integrity.

People's earliest associations with sport utilities are wartime Jeeps with machine guns mounted on the back, he explained.

If George H. W. Bush had long viewed that wartime episode with dismay, his son George W. had always viewed it with awe.

Wartime duty with the Army interrupted his career, but Dudley returned to the Steelers in 1945.

He contemplates Japan's wartime experience with regret, rather than indignation.