Almost certainly never, using those words at least. In British English 'pants' means 'underpants', which would be a strange and inappropriate thing to say in the first half of the 20th century.
There are no well-documented quotes using the more likely 'trousers' either, which means it should be regarded as doubtful.
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attributed to Winston Churchill, British orator and former Prime Minister.
Well, darling, the halfway mark of the alphabet is the letter "m," so the last letter before that would be "l." It's as simple as that, honey.
Five hours before midnight would be 7:00 PM. This is because there are 12 hours in a half-day, so midnight is the halfway point between noon and midnight. Subtracting five hours from midnight brings you to 7:00 PM.
The second hand goes around once.
Since well before human beings.
He was born Winston Churchill. He remained so until his death.
If you are asking who Winston Churchill's predecessor - the previous Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was.
Winston chruchill . No, it was Neville Chamberlain. Churchill took over in May 1940, just before Dunkirk.
Winston Churchill was born in Blenheim Palace,Oxfordshire,England. He has one of the oddest births because two weeks before he was due his mom went to a party that was at Blenheim Palace. Halfway through the party she started feeling faint so she went to the closet and gave birth to Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill.Blenheim Palace
The Prime Minister at the start was Neville Chamberlain he was replaced shortly before Dunkirk by Winston Churchill.
He worked as a conservatvie minister
Neville Chamberlain
Pacifist and Appeaser Neville Chamberlain preceded Churchill. Churchill was First Lord of the Admiralty.
Winston Churchill went to Cuba as A newspaper journalist, India as a columnist, Sudan for military training and went to South Africa For the Boer war
Neville Chamberlain at the start of the war and Winston Churchill in 1940, elected by the Conservative party as a replacement for Chamberlain rather than the British people. Labour Party leader Clement Atlee replaced Churchill in 1945 after an election, before the Japanese surrender.
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The first time (1940) Churchill succeeded Neville Chamberlain. The second time (1951) he succeeded Clement Attlee.