Significats de pre-war days en anglès

How far we have travelled from the ideals of those pre-war days.

The gardens behind private residences brought back memories of pre-war days.

In pre-war days it was occasionally hinted that bazaar prices were a trifle high.

Bruay had not been shelled, and the mines were being worked as in pre-war days.

It was largely used in the pre-war days.

Those were the pre-war days of dramatic strikes.

Suits of clothes, boots, food, anything, were at double and treble the price of pre-war days.

The old skeptical theories and captious criticisms of pre-war days are little heard during this awful time.

Their destroyers were completed in a little over twelve months from the official date of order in pre-war days.

In pre-war days, when we met in Egypt and at Malta, K. made no bones about what he wanted.

The words "until death us do part" were said as she might have said them in pre-war days.

In the pre-war days, when they met in a drawing-room full of people, he had generally ended his evening beside her.

It appears that the stuff is now eaten by itself, instead of being spread thinly on butter, as in pre-war days.

Fred Eustace recalls the school cadets of pre-war days and CAL Treadwell describes the pre-war Officer Cadet Training Unit at Victoria University.

For the same reason all meat and butter have to be imported, and their price even in pre-war days was sufficiently staggering.

The cumulative effect is really rather wonderful, especially to those who remember the rather dismal aspect of this particular thoroughfare in pre-war days.