“wartime”可以造什么句，wartime造句

There is no description of wartime friends, for example.

His mother had said it reminded her of wartime rationing. "which."

Survivability is an important influencing factor in wartime warplane damage and flight safety. Warplane Survivability engineering is systems engineering.

Parts of the wartime Jewish "ghetto" area in Hongkou district, for instance, have just been knocked down.

Or the rarity of his wartime illnesses, limited to a mild bout of smallpox which killed his valet?

A Japanese education board decided to have several state run schools use disputed textbook which try to whitewash Japan's wartime aggression.

In fact, the theme from the outset has been to reduce taxes — a response without a wartime precedent in American history.

The move sparked rioting and looting by several thousand protesters from Estonia's large population of ethnic Russians, who tend to see the statue as a cherished memorial to wartime sacrifice.

It is true that Poland's wartime leader, Wladyslaw Sikorski, died in a mysterious aeroplane crash in Gibraltar in 1943, just as he was demanding the truth about the newly discovered massacre at Katyn.

The report also notes that young people who join the Army in wartime may have a greater risk tolerance than their civilian peers, leading to more risky behavior while in the service.

"Some, we know, will convey wartime loss and suffering, others will speak of daring and inspiration."

Mr Grass's third great hunger, to be an artist, had only partly been satisfied by wartime sketches and poems.

More generally, Mr Sarkozy will veer between Atlanticism and more Gaullist reflexes, as France marks the 70th anniversary of DE Gaulle's London appeal for wartime resistance.

Sensitivities about Nazism during wartime Austria and issues towards the von Trapp family themselves could explain Austria's reluctance to embrace the musical.

Other times, filmmakers want to make a point about a modern issue or ignite wartime patriotism by invoking analogous events of the past, even if that means bending details.

In Britain, labouring under wartime rationing, planning was a practical problem.

He took this name (one of several) from an embroidered coat given to him by the British Army for his wartime services.

America's wartime partner was now suspicious, aggrieved and hostile.

Starting in 1942, Allied air forces gained access to air routes across the Arabian Peninsula as well as safe passage for significant wartime resupplies that flowed up the Persian Gulf.

The destruction of its factories by wartime bombing left it free to rebuild with the latest technology.