war baby

I don't want her with any of these war babies.

The war babies, they are just hitting the college level now.

For many of the war babies, childhood was indeed a trial.

Was this where the souls of the Jewish war babies had gone?

Nationally the whole population rose during this time because of the post war baby boom.

My mother’s hate of waste has filtered down to me, probably because I was a war baby.

"They're selling unbelievably well, perhaps because the American war baby is turning 40."

Cool Clothes The war babies had for the first time money to spend on themselves.

British journalists went in search of the first war baby born in London.

In every regional district, the single largest age group is the post war baby boom generation (aged 30 to 50).

The need to establish a family identity has sharpened as the war babies have aged.

The gallery closed in summer 1961, soon after the close of the War Babies exhibition.

The world war babies, veterans, baby boomers, teachers and farmers composed the majority of the population.

A war baby, I was ten when he had his first massive coronary and the bomb detonated.

Marmaduke, our war baby, was the pilot of the maimed machine.

Even at my college's 25th reunion, no one made notice of our unique place in history as "War Babies."

Iris was born in Amsterdam, Holland - a war baby.

Although that running gag about 'Gulf War babies' would've been hard to miss.

Darling, Brian will name his war baby for the other two stars on your service flag; this war means a lot to him.

All contributing to the post war baby boom.

At least half the Hell's Angels are war babies, but that is a very broad term.

This team went down in Tide history as the "War Babies".

There are 77 million war baby boomers.

Born in 1941 he, like war babies all over Europe, drew almost exclusively planes, tanks and battleships.

It springs from a yearning for continuity that American cold war babies like me are largely unable to satisfy.