"The legacy of the postwar era, while being a very productive era for us, is that we became a throw-away society". Items to separate from your garbage and recycle include glass bottles and jars, aluminum beverage cans, foil, aluminum pie plates from frozen foods, cardboard, brown paper bags and newspaper.
As McClaren's resolute charges prevented Manchester United from scoring, his impromptu comeback prompted thoughts of a more productive era.
Is it possible that a spectacularly productive era of Internet-driven innovation will soon end, amid new government and corporate controls cheered by millions of turned-off consumers?
Despite the turbulence of the period and renewed civil war scattered across the Roman empire — sparked by Caesar's unauthorized crossing of the Rubicon with his forces returning from Gaul — this was a most productive era artistically, reflected in the opulent range of art and artifacts displayed here.
Town's academy enjoyed a particularly productive era in the 1990s, with England internationals Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer and Darren Bent all coming through the system during that decade.
But another reason is that many patents are simply expiring on drugs that were introduced during the late 1980s and early 1990s, an unusually productive era of research and development for the pharmaceutical industry.
So if President Obama is fantasizing about climbing Marty McFly-style into a juiced-up DeLorean and going back to a more civilized, productive era when America wasn't an over-the-hill deadbeat and when Washington wasn't a shrieking, destructive, primal, feudal, apocalyptic wasteland of partisan banshees, he's out of luck.
And no, there is no Proposition 9. Feinstein is a senator from a more civil and productive era of governance and has accomplished a great deal with that approach.
With consumers at the center of this new world, we will continue to see rapid innovation that will save lives, save time, save money, and save fuel, and ushering in an exciting, more productive era of transportation.
Guided by Reagan's impulses and George P. Shultz's diplomacy, the U.S. government was beginning to explore what would ultimately become, after the ascension of Mikhail S. Gorbachev, a more optimistic and productive era in U.S.-Soviet relations.
