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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.

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."

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

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.

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

The idea of vanity during wartime makes many people uneasy.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The complement in wartime should be four times as strong.

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

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

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