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1. There was a pretty large amount of propaganda, and the American equivalent of Dig for Victory and recycling.
2. Membership declined following the outbreak of the Second World War, and in 1942, the Dig for Victory " campaign.
3. It closed shortly before World War II, and the polo grounds were used for allotments under the Dig for Victory scheme.
4. In October 1940 Dorman-Smith instigated the Government's Dig for Victory campaign, aimed at increasing food production from allotments.
5. The difficulties of the Battle of the Atlantic led to the slogan " Dig for Victory ! " Every garden could be used for this purpose.
6. It's difficult to find dig for victory in a sentence. 用dig for victory造句挺難的
7. The Period Gardens, ranging from the Elizabethan Knot Garden to the Dig for Victory Garden, were created by Luton Council from the mid-1980s onwards.
8. During this period " AG " put its full weight behind the national Dig for Victory campaign, which encouraged everyone to grow their own fruits and vegetables.
9. During the nationwide'Dig for Victory'campaign, the tennis courts, located behind the wardens lawn, were converted to cabbage patches in an attempt to grow as many vegetables as possible.
10. While at Derby, Thrower became a leading light in the " Dig for Victory " campaign in the Second World War, carrying out educational visits to many of the local parks and even Derby Sewerage Works.
11. The estate and farm what we call today the Manner grew extensively and not until the Second War did the family convert the farm, now the Bernard Hunt Golf Course, over to the Dig for Victory Campaign
12. During World War II, when Great Britain faced a blockade by Nazi U-boats, a " Dig for Victory " campaign urged civilians to fight food shortages by growing vegetables on any available patch of land.
13. During the Second World War s " " Dig for Victory " " campaign, the garden was turned over and provided food, and soon afterwards the austerity of the 20th century saw the garden fall into disrepair.
14. He went on to appear in the first edition of'How does your garden grow ?', soon to be renamed Gardeners'Question Time', which was an offshoot of the World War II Dig for Victory campaign.
15. For this event the station has a'Dig for Victory'allotment, Bren gun, an ARP warden's post, unexploded bombs, R . T . O . Office and several period vehicles along with a standard'blast tape and sandbags'appearance.
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