Sentences with phrase «air raid shelter»

A change from a negligible risk to a trivial one is hardly worth building air raid shelters for.

The parts can be used pictorially, to map out an image of a spaceship or a monster; or more structurally, with one school using a loose - parts system to create make - shift air raid shelters when learning about the London Blitz in the Second World War.

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Children are asked to think about the question «Which Air Raid Shelter would you prefer to have and why?»

The veneer of new wealth around the village - gourmet restaurants and art galleries, a winery - can not conceal abandoned outbuildings, disused air raid shelters, rusting farm tools, and trucks left wherever they stopped.

Alternatively, head to the town's WWII Air raid shelter to get a feel for the area's historical significance.

The exhibition will also feature some of Moore's first lithographs, as well as wartime drawings of sleepers packed into the London underground when its stations served as air raid shelters.

From «onesies» to wear in the air raid shelter to jewellery created from aeroplane parts — Fashion on the Ration explores how fashion flourished under rationing in the 1940s.

Buried deep within a hillside in south - central China, her perfectly preserved tomb was discovered in 1972 by workers digging an air raid shelter.

By the time they get back, Johnny is gone, off hiding in an air raid shelter.

She says: «Children today are shocked by the concept of rationing, the harsh truth about being separated from your parents and your home, and the frightening thought of bombs, air raid shelters and sirens - which became part of daily life for so many children during World War Two».

Gradually, the character of this courageous little boy emerged from the smoke and the rubble of the air raid shelter...

These tours are less frequent, so do check at the local tourist office — Roses Tours To Air Raid Shelter

David «Chim» Seymour The Spanish Civil War was the first conflict where urban civilian populations were targeted from the air, creating the need for air raid shelters, Island of Minorca, 1937 Gelatin silver print; printed later 8 x 10 inches

I learned as a child that if I heard a rocket, the German V I «doodlebug», I went directly to an air raid shelter.