(1) In wartime, food is often scarce.

(2) It was wartime and food was scarce.

(3) The wartime cabinet first recruited men into the forces from non-essential industries.

(4) Wartime austerities included food rationing and shortage of fuel.

(5) Special regulations were introduced in wartime.

(6) In wartime everyone has to tighten their belts.

(7) Nostalgia buffs gathered for the auction of wartime memorabilia.

(8) His wartime experiences would fill a book!

(9) National unity is essential in wartime.

(10) His wartime exploits were later made into a film.

(11) The film is set in wartime England.

(12) The government rationed food to the public in wartime.

(13) Some wartime vessels are still in commission.

(14) Fruit was a luxury in wartime Britain.

(15) It's a moving narrative of wartime adventure.

(16) Many atrocities are committed on innocent people in wartime.

(17) Paramedics tended the wounded in scenes reminiscent of wartime.

(18) Industry must be geared to wartime needs.

(19) He was a wartime minister and intimate of Churchill.

(20) Even in wartime some people held concerts.

(21) He now sees his wartime injuries as a badge of honor.

(22) The play has its setting in a wartime prison camp.

(23) Different rules applied in wartime.

(24) Men shot themselves in the foot[/wartime.html], like in wartime.

(25) They responded by arresting politicians under wartime emergency rules.

(26) In Britain, the Victoria Cross is awarded for acts of great bravery during wartime.

(27) There was very little snobbery or class-consciousness in the wartime navy.

(28) The museum attempts to recreate the sights and sounds of wartime Britain.

(29) The movie is a mirror of daily life in wartime Britain.

(30) All the people,men and women,old and young have plunged into war in the wartime.

(1) In wartime, food is often scarce.

(2) The wartime cabinet first recruited men into the forces from non-essential industries.

(3) Wartime austerities included food rationing and shortage of fuel.

(4) The film is set in wartime England.

(5) Some wartime vessels are still in commission.

(31) The cost of living continued to rise in wartime.

(32) Briefly, the wartime expansion took place for three reasons.

(33) Newspapers had been muzzled by wartime censorship.

(34) Subway passages were used as bomb shelters during wartime.

(35) Did the marriage take place in wartime?

(36) His parents blame the effects of his wartime experience.

(37) Again, special considerations which might be pertinent during wartime should not affect the ambit of natural justice now.

(38) Bomber's Moon is about his father who died on a wartime bombing mission before he was born.

(39) That cooperation was crucial for the Clinton administration to win congressional support to lift a wartime trade embargo and normalize diplomatic relations.

(40) Populations of red deer and boar are believed to be under greater pressure from hunters due to wartime shortages.

(41) Each in wartime would be slotted alongside Soviet divisions into Army and Frontal commands.

(42) It is not at all unusual during wartime for leaders to withhold military information with the men in the grass.

(43) In her new book, she looks back with affection on her wartime adventures.

(44) But times had changed since 1898; wartime regulations had rationed liquor purchases to one bottle per month per customer.

(45) The ferry was finally closed in 1964 after 600 years of continuous service apart from the short wartime break referred to.

(46) Several wartime reconstruction working parties in the Ministry had outlined plans for reorganisation very similar to those adopted by the Labour Government.

(47) It was only a small gathering in a studio, but in wartime those were great occasions.

(48) Train Timetables in Wartime Britain Timetables are not everybody's favourite reading.

(49) Simon's euphemistic descriptions of wartime crimes have been heavily criticized.

(50) The division of responsibility was based upon past historical connections and more recent wartime involvement with particular areas of concern.

(51) It created a wartime atmosphere which could be used to manage the economy and to generate social cohesion.

(52) There is no evidence to suggest that they made substantial wartime gains in terms of occupational pension entitlements.

(53) The tensions of wartime could easily turn anger against refugees who were thought to be getting privileged treatment.

(54) This was because owing to wartime censorship there had been little in the newspapers about industrial disputes.

(55) Petrol was so strictly rationed in wartime that bikes were always in demand.

(56) It seems most fitting that the qualities of the Blenheim's wartime crews are being perpetuated by such people.

(57) There was some degree of goodwill toward the Soviet Union as a wartime ally.

(58) But if the people who accepted the idea of wartime service for their sons expected honor or understanding, they were mistaken.

(59) However, outside your sitting room thousands of wartime military installations still survive as historically important reminders of Britain's epic struggle.

(60) He was able to play down his Vichy activities, and his questionable wartime record never proved a serious handicap in politics.

(61) Experts believe it is all part of a wartime spirit of looking on the bright side.

(62) The Hercules carried out vital wartime duties in the Falklands and the Gulf.

(63) When finally, remaining wartime controls were abolished these influences did not suddenly disappear.

(64) During wartime a money payment was made from the sultan's coffers to supplement the spoils of war.

(65) The turrets above were purely ornamental but had guns installed during wartime.

(66) For example, that was the view that he had expressed to his old wartime comrade Maurice Schumann in February 1958.

(67) Perhaps she had acknowledged his wartime exploits, up there in his Spitfire inflicting those severe losses she had read about.

(68) This wasn't the sort of stuff that would help lager sales or public morale during wartime.

(69) Read in studio Aviation enthusiasts are calling for a memorial to be built on a hillside where a wartime pilot crashed.

(70) At that time the country was partitioned among wartime allied powers.

(70) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(71) There was some pre-war and wartime development but the real growth began in the 1940s.

(72) No job in civilian life is remotely as dangerous in terms of accidents as the wartime military.

(73) A continuation of wartime industrial conscription was a popular choice.

(74) The area was deserted and still devastated from the wartime bombing and seemed an ideal starting point.

(75) In October 1919 an inquiry began into allegations that City had broken wartime regulations by paying players more than the permitted rates.

(76) Wartime opinion surveys showed consistently, however, that unemployment remained a matter of concern.

(77) The first supermarket appeared in 1955, with the end of wartime rationing.

(78) When faced with a certain situation in wartime, they simply called on extraordinary resources.

(79) Home Rule's suspension was real, and every attempt to implement it in wartime provoked sufficient Unionist outrage to stop it.

(80) A swift wartime courtship, a deep passionate love of a few weeks, then marriage, separation and death.

(81) Reality now was the children catching insects for food, and wartime silence under a high, full moon.

(82) Agencies without a clear-cut wartime role will shy away from conflicts.

(83) Nora tried her best to get round the wartime restrictions so that Constance could be well dressed.

(84) This traffic also permitted the firm to act as a channel of communications between the two governments in wartime.

(85) Its chief exports had been sponges and merchant seamen, and those brought in nothing in wartime.

(86) The wartime idyll between Pamela Churchill and Harriman has long been publicly known.

(87) Some of the changes stemmed directly from the wartime period, others from the greater material prosperity of the 1920s.

(88) The coaches stunk of coal smoke and rationed tobacco and rationed booze and the farts of people eating wartime food.

(89) They did less well in 1944; yet wartime prosperity was a further factor in diminishing enthusiasm for reform.

(90) Despite the problems revealed by wartime experience, gasifiers have tantalised researchers since the early 1970s.

(91) Lina has talked of his wartime experiences, and yes, he was reported missing.

(92) Great technical changes, stimulated by wartime demand, led to increased production.

(93) If the doubled level of wartime was a more significant imposition, it was to a degree offset by greater farming profits.

(94) Treatment of blacks altered slightly with the great depression of the thirties and the economic boom of the wartime forties.

(95) The episode was reported minimally in the Press, but played down like so much else during wartime.

(96) There is an analogy here with ships in wartime, which sail in convoys to reduce the numbers lost to submarines.

(97) His parents say he's still affected by his wartime experience.

(98) Like Attlee and his senior ministers in 1945, Churchill had seen the wartime machine and it had worked.

(99) Cut-Through Lane was in use as a tank testing ground by the Ordnance Depot at Chilwell and everything was on wartime footing.

(100) He persuaded senior ministers that only the unusual conditions of a wartime coalition could permit the religious question to be solved.

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(101) Military technology changes dramatically in wartime, in response to experience on the battlefield.

(102) But unlike them she did not come to office during a wartime emergency nor head a coalition government.

(103) He wondered why, when other wartime files have long been open to scrutiny.

(104) As I have said already, it was in just such a position that the doctor who attended us in wartime lived.

(105) Giddy from their wartime success, the Communists launched an ambitious plan aimed at expanding the economy by 14 percent a year.

(106) It was correctly viewed as the low point of wartime morale on the home front.

(107) He also sought exceptions for anti-personnel mines used in wartime, and for those protecting anti-tank mines.

(108) Luxurystarved veterans tapped wartime savings to buy record numbers of wraparound windshields and tail fins.

(109) Many of our own labyrinths were built for public amusement in the Victorian era but were destroyed during wartime.

(110) As for wartime political activity, this was naturally inhibited for all the main parties by the electoral truce.

(111) He remembers when schools were schools were closed for fear of catastrophic bombing raids in wartime Edinburgh and classes were spread among private houses.

(112) For example, scarcely any names are mentioned: just seven of acknowledged wartime MI5 personnel in all.

(113) The initial phase of the wartime operational expert system was completed towards the end of 1987.

(114) But they regarded the simple wartime orientation of the neutralisation regime as insufficient in the post-Second-World-War era.

(115) Few of her readers would have read the books and in wartime would be unlikely to obtain them.

(116) Armed with information like this, the likelihood is that governments will find further justification for managing the media in wartime.

(117) Merriam had been divorced from his college sweetheart, the marriage a wartime casualty.

(118) The technology to implement the displacement of oil by burning coal with gas does riot compare in complexity with these wartime developments.

(119) There were moments of black humour as well regarding the safety of deaf people in wartime conditions.

(120) Never since the wartime cabinet saw Churchill and Atlee working in concert have the main political parties seemed so close on defence.

(121) The wartime spivs, the teddy boys and the mods each had their own distinctive hair style.

(122) Not all wartime firing squads acted in accordance with the Geneva Convention, however.

(123) It was wartime and your father was working in the shipyards.

(124) The walls were stippled with some kind of wartime stucco that had the texture of dried oatmeal.

(125) A wartime usefulness was found and implicit criticisms were not developed.

(126) Although we were unaware of the wartime centrifugal launcher proposals, we have never claimed to have invented the idea.

(127) Here we were, approaching the sixth wartime Christmas and still the end didn't seem to be in sight.

(128) Wartime discoveries of acute poverty among elderly people heightened awareness of their propensity to poverty.

(129) The mass of new information which started to accumulate with the pre-war coalfield revision was greatly augmented during the wartime period.

(130) It could now be argued that the unity of wartime should be carried on to deal with peacemaking,[/wartime.html] demobilization and economic reconstruction.

(131) The economists had considerable prestige inside the government, based on their success in wartime planning, particularly the counter-inflation policy.

(132) The wartime allies had distinguished Berlin as a special zone of occupation, divided into four sectors.

(133) I longed for a bar of chocolate, but this was wartime, and such luxuries were not available.

(134) The Act of 1944 remains the one substantial legislative achievement of the wartime coalition.

(135) She felt quite chic in this soft blue wool suit, despite the wartime restrictions.

(136) Although I was unable to talk about my wartime experiences, stories of others helped me immensely.

(137) Read in studio A tiny wartime airfield that grew into Britain's biggest military airport now has its story recorded for posterity.

(138) He was cool and fearless in wartime, and an excellent leader.

(139) The wartime temporaries will be replaced by permanent homes.

(140) His wartime experiences were inexplicably absent from the diaries.

(141) The wartime government first recruited men from nonessential industries.

(142) The wartime ban against dancing has been lifted.

(143) We were all in our wartime infancy.

(144) Wartime postal service is simply abominable.

(145) Nursing in wartime has its heartbreaking moments.

(146) The government will commandeer ships only in wartime.

(147) In fact, this was a genuine little wartime romance.

(148) In 1938, the vulnerability of China's eastern coastal cities to Japanese bombers led Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek to select the remote city as his wartime capital.

(149) The party's over, folks. . . [Censorship of the news] is a given in wartime, along with massive campaigns of deliberately-planted "Dis-information".

(150) After a few drinks, he always became boastful about his wartime activities.

(151) Use of nuclear weaponry as a primary weapon in wartime.

(152) It is in honor of the nation's armed services personnel killed in wartime.

(153) Our Christmas dinner consisted of corned beef hash and wartime Christmas pudding, but we listened to the wireless, sang, played cards and generally had a good time.

(154) Another obstacle is lingering resentment of Japan's wartime occupation of China, which some trading company managers worry might surface if they seek majority control of their Chinese ventures.

(155) The addressing of equipment materials distribution center in the wartime has great influence on operational effect which could influence the result of battle sometimes.

(156) In 1943, the "Basic Seven" image appeared in a National Wartime Nutrition Guide produced jointly by the USDA and newly-created War Foods Administration.

(157) As a kind of standard medical equipment for peacetime round and wartime first aid, the first-aid kit is composed of a special kit and the unitized medicines and equipments in it.

(158) Because of animosity in wartime toward anything German, England renamed the breed Alsatian.

(159) Since the wartime population needed replenishment, pregnancies were a good sign.

(160) China is the North's key trade partner,[] aid supplier and political supporter; Beijing still views its wartime ally as a critical buffer state on its northeast flank.

(161) The vegetable garden she planted on the South Lawn in 2009 was the first since Eleanor Roosevelt's wartime victory garden some 60 years before, back when butter was a food group.

(162) Jeffries, John . Wartime America: The World War II Home Front . 1996.

(163) Communication science always attaches weight to wartime propaganda, because in the violent condition of wars, propaganda shows its characteristics and rules more obviously.

(164) Rehnquist, William H . All the Laws but One : Civil Liberties in Wartime . Pp . 184 - 211.

(165) At an annual reunion dinner at Bristol Cathedral Choir School, an academy in Bristol, England, an old boy recounted a wartime incident.

(166) Wartime production of anti-aircraft guns, fighter wings, propellers and mortars.

(167) Some Chasseur Officers used the pre-war hunting horn emblem which lacked the RF of the wartime version above.

(168) Fleming's 40)haven was Goldeneye, named for a wartime 41)operation he was involved in, and now one of the most exclusive resorts on the island.

(169) Mr. Yoshimi said he was unsurprised by the recent moves to deny the wartime sex slavery.

(170) Cran admits that the wartime mentality lingered in other strange ways.

(171) In 1945, William Joyce, known as "Lord Haw-Haw , " was charged in London with high treason for his English - language wartime broadcasts on German radio. (He was hanged the following January.

(172) Whenever Hung - chien met her, his feelings of inferiority rose like wartime commodity prices.

(173) Name calling occurs often in politics and wartime scenarios , but very seldom in advertising.

(174) At first, pedestrians walking past see an air-raid shelter, a typical reminder of Berlin's wartime history.

(175) With the increasing existing basements and other structures can be used to air defense blockhouse by functional transformation from peacetime to wartime.

(176) Her past only became clear after they discovered her possessions, including a medal from Britain and France's highest wartime honor, the Croix de Guerre.

(177) During wartime, the Barn Dance hit the road and performed at several state fairs around the Midwest.

(178) In France, industrial investment came first; in Britain, the Counterpart Fund was almost entirely used to pay wartime debts and re-float sterling.

(179) Even the coastal trades were by a lack of vessels, by blockades by wartime freight rates.

(180) I know he never got overseas; he spent the whole wartime working in an army base in US.

(181) They overturned in 1923 state wartime statutes forbidding the use of foreign languages in school.

(182) Now, as part of the zoo's 75th anniversary, managers are trying to identify the woman who gave the elephant its wartime sanctuary, known only as "the elephant angel".

(183) Generally, it is considered that the formation of the main bank system originated on the syndicate loan of the wartime of Japan and the overlapping shares institution began in the postwar period.

(184) Blitz, fourth, is an essential element of Britain's wartime legacy.

(185) Some 200 people attended the service to mourn for the wartime Chinese forced laborers who died due to illness, overwork, maltreatment and malnourishment.

(186) Everywhere, there was bomb damage, abandoned houses and the hangovers of wartime: old newsreel footage on the BBC, ration cards and the routine disciplines of the home front.

(187) The Overseas Chinese youth in Burma organized a wartime work team.

(188) It requires a mobilisation of effort that normally is only achieved in wartime.

(189) Meanwhile, the operation effieiency of early warning radar system greatly depends on its wartime survivability.

(190) The wartime animus of the two nations subsided into mutual distrust when peace finally came.

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(191) One of them left behind a video that quoted Koranic verses, cited conflicts between Western and Muslim nations and showed wartime footage.

(192) But the White Horse in Austria or Germany, it in wartime Shanghai.

(193) Despite the fact that Kassim is closer to the American Dream than most people will ever be, his wartime experiences in Africa still gnaw at his conscience.

(194) The mode of march-while-operate is a new way to improve the survivability of ground-based radar in wartime.

(195) She also became a regular speaker at woman suffrage gatherings, demanding to know if women's wartime deeds 'do not place woman as man's equal, what do?

(196) Rome was where Sergei Diaghilev, the ballet's producer , and his company had their wartime base.

(197) Strangely, and comically, a concrete bunker capable of withstanding a direct hit from anything the Germans could throw at it was built for Churchill's use, and that of his wartime government.

(198) The cloth li ship wartime lays mines, usually concurrently makes mine clearance don't roles and so on ship, training ship, speed boat don't ship, command ship and supply ship.

(199) An illegitimate child, she grew up in the slums of Naples during wartime in dire poverty.

(200) It is modelled on a photograph of Churchill marching with France's wartime leader General Charles de Gaulle down the nearby Champs Elysees on 11 November, 1944.

(201) In all, visible and invisible loss of human resources in Shanxi in wartime had deep influence on social development at that time and afterwards.

(202) Porkchop Hill, Hamburger Hill, The Bridges at Toko-Ri, Twelve O'Clock High,and In Harm's Way are excellent depictions of wartime experiences.

(203) Over the past 15 years, Lowry has written books on sexual misbehavior in the Civil War and wartime bawdy houses in the Washington area, as well as works on Lincoln and military justice.

(204) There the system of wartime price controls was challenged on delegation grounds.

(205) Despite her poor health, in the spring of 1938 she raised funds from the Nanking Wartime Christian Relief Committee to give survivalist classes for the neediest refuges on campus.

(206) The British people were kept alive in wartime with bread and sausages.

(207) It is time for this to change: Congress should consider enacting a wartime surtax, as it has done for nearly all past U.S. wars.

(208) In the wartime, countless unnamed soldiers died on the battlefield.

(209) The emergence and reconstruction of Chongqing's literary image and its superposition and distance with the city show the relationship of privity and rejection between men and the city in the wartime.

(210) Crowdsstill gathered, but the city was under wartime "dimout" regulations, soa moment of silence and chimes replaced the ball drop.

(211) Everyone who owns a factory feels the pinch in wartime.

(212) When Tojo became Japans wartime prime minister, Kishi served as his minister of commerce and economy, planning for total war on a global scale.

(213) The Lusitania's passengers may have been more prone to stampede than those aboard the Titanic because they were traveling in wartime and were aware that they could come under attack at any moment.

(214) Neither goal is served if Japan riles its neighbours with high - handedness over its wartime past.

(215) President Jefferson also opened the house for public tours, and it has remained open, except during wartime, ever since.

(216) The film, about wartime general Hideki Tojo, infuriated Japan critics in China because it claimed that Tojo was not so bad after all.

(217) The Thatcher revolution reasserted the wartime values of belligerence, stoicism, chauvinism and repression.

(218) Japan and North Korea also have plenty of wartime history, while the long-running issue of Japanese nationals abducted by Pyongyang continues to smolder without resolution.

(219) According to this account, the man's grandfather overheard Churchill discussing the alleged incident with US wartime General Dwight Eisenhower.

(220) Conclusion The field ambulance is necessary for keeping the mentality health of pilots under the wartime in the future.

(221) Military communication is very important both in wartime and peacetime.

(222) Nor has anyone compared Lincoln's batting average in clemency cases to that of, say, wartime presidents like James K. Polk, Woodrow Wilson or Franklin D. Roosevelt.

(223) For example, the perception that Asian men are sneaky and traitorous is founded entirely on wartime hysteria and jingoism following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

(224) Conversations between top officials have included remarks underlining a gaping divide in views over Japan's wartime activities.

(225) Special forces play an important role in both wartime and peacetime.

(226) In wartime, state and troops shall be restricted in the form to stack all kinds of criminal activities, in order to achieve the success of war, to keep guard of state interest.

(227) Practically, he promulgated"The Political Program of Zhejiang Province in Wartime", organized the youth political team, established arsenals and so on.

(228) March-while-operate Radar system is new way to improve wartime living capability of ground-based radar.

(229) There is a cry for a set of installing simulation system for bridge to solve the problems for the sake of training professional repairing teams and wartime railage kilter.

(230) The gold standard collapsed in the wake of World War I. Wartime financing with unbacked paper currency led to widespread inflation.