Example sentences for: post-war

How can you use “post-war” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • or the post-war Literary Club on Atwood Street above the pre-war clothing store, and ate hot sausage sandwiches and cold buttermilk across the street from the first Carnegie Library

  • The ugly exterior is the result of post-war reconstruction; happily, the magnificently over-the-top original gilded interior has been retained.

  • Flanking it, a modern octagonal church to the east and a chapel and hexagonal tower to the west represent the city’s post-war rebirth.

  • In 1884 the city attempted to demonstrate its post-war recovery by staging an international fair — the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition — on the site of what is now Audubon Park.

  • Henry Kissinger, perhaps the most influential of post-war foreign policy thinkers, recently warned against further European integration."


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