between-the-wars

Ms. Edugyan seems to have invented a between-the-wars black jazz-musicians' dialect, which takes some getting used to even if it is true to history.

Time, Again, for Posh Bingo Paul Levy 2011

In the between-the-wars years it attracted retired colonials (and colonels) who found something akin to the life they'd been used to in adopting the sun-baked South facing Downland.

Village of Mystery Peter Ashley 2008

The three-part series, which begins next week, packs in more misty scenes of the English countryside, drawing-room dialogue and between-the-wars bittersweetness than even your average PBS extravaganza.

Vita &Amp; Violet &Amp; Oh, Yes, Harold 2008

If Airth's between-the-wars detective fiction is even half as good as Philip Kerr's Berlin Noir, we will be in high cotton.

More from the River of Darkness Steve 2006

The lobby reeked of a dark, smoldering sexuality and between-the-wars decadence.

Eye of the Beholder Jayne Ann Krentz 1999

In addition, there are encounters with an Aunt Lavinia, a secretly suicidal between-the-wars good-time girl: both this book and The Bad Sister achieve their best subjects in a depiction of the fascinating leisure of a woman of fashion.

Ladies in Distress Miller, Karl 1978

The United States, unlike Germany, did not produce a totalitarian solution to its between-the-wars troubles, argues Barraclough, neglecting to add that Italy did.

The Nazi Disease Katz, Robert 1971

Blundell Jones is selling White Cottage, with four bedrooms, at £1.075 million, still in its original between-the-wars state.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

Set during the political volatility of between-the-wars Italy, Hayao Miyazaki's animated 1992 adventure

NYT > Home Page By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS 2011

Compared with his vanguard associates of the between-the-wars era - Marsden Hartley - he was a flinty pragmatist.

NYT > Home Page By KEN JOHNSON 2011