in wartime
during wartime

You have no idea how often this sort of thing comes up in wartime.

But in wartime, leaders know there will be an end and can plan ahead.

He added, half to himself, The things you have to do in wartime.

It was just one of those things that happen in wartime, when you're both alone a long way from home.

But the medical staff would expand to 1,200 in wartime.

The complement in wartime should be four times as strong.

It is never easy to criticize a president in wartime.

Government attempts to influence the press in wartime are nothing new.

Then again, even international human rights law is flexible in wartime.

That opportunity, he felt, would come, as it comes to all in wartime.

In wartime not even a human can believe that he is going to live forever.

When men do it in wartime, they give them medals, he thought.

But many military authorities say service people need more protection, especially in wartime.

She said her group has heard from many families that such rituals are needed even more in wartime.

The life of a woman growing up in wartime Kyoto.

They did not want to take a chance in wartime."

Foreign directors have long turned an eye toward America, particularly in wartime.

It was one of the things he had learned in wartime spy service.

It was the first and only nation to use a nuclear bomb in wartime.

But he too focused on the advantages to be found in wartime.

It is given to people who show a lot of bravery in wartime.

The medal is given only in wartime or shortly after.

"Chicago" is said to be an escape movie of the sort once popular in wartime.

On the other, resistance by many parents to Army careers for their children in wartime.

But almost everybody smoked in wartime Britain, even some of the women.

She was allowed to change back to her human form during wartime, for half an hour every day.

During wartime in 1943, the population of the University became majority women.

Wanted the President to have unlimited power during wartime 2.

Men were also responsible for the defense of the village and would fight during wartime.

"Of course, there is a higher demand for these products during wartime."

Music during wartime signals an agenda for making more out of common life.

The show is about romance during wartime, for lack of a better term.

But that was not a luxury they could afford during wartime.

Claims of presidential power during wartime have particularly large consequences today.

The idea of vanity during wartime makes many people uneasy.

It list the names of those people who were killed or missing in action during wartime.

They're reminded that, during wartime, everyone has something to hide.

During wartime it is startling to see so many hale young men in one room together.

It also ruled that Britain would not open trade with any nation during wartime.

In Britain a woman had never been trusted with such a responsibility during wartime.

It was a parade during wartime, a war that began just a few miles south of the route.

That atrocities are committed during wartime should come as no surprise.

Nobody said it was unseemly to do that during wartime.

He served in the army during wartime working as an armourer.

During wartime, each of the founding fathers made contributions to their country.

For security reasons, the name "King's" was not mentioned during wartime broadcasts.

During wartime it increased to approximately 250 officers and enlisted men.

He also wrote several magazine articles related to Cincinnati during wartime.

She had never been to Japan and had no chance of going there during wartime.

A good deal of the theory about how space can assist our troops during wartime on earth - today - is being developed here.