Sentence examples for a rough era from inspiring English sources
But Djokovic is on quite a roll in a rough era and has now won four of the last five Grand Slam tournaments, the only loss in that stretch coming in the semifinals of last year's French Open against Federer.
That was a rough era in which the city's annual murder rate exceeded 2,000, thanks in large part to a proliferation of violent gangs battling for turf in which to sell drugs.
Perhaps the best place to start in unpacking these mysteries is how Coyne described the genesis for the song's standout track, "Karen Don't Be Sad," as he started, "Well, it's a song that I had, I think, really since about 2005 or 2006," the rough era the Flaming Lips released two of their most famous songs, "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" and "The W.A.N.D".
Like many others in his party, Mr. Alexander said he believed Republicans had recently steadied themselves after a rough start in the Obama era.
The Glasgow of the novel's era is a rough, sectarian city, its divisions echoing the bloodier conflict across the Irish Sea.
Page A19 Sports KNICKS COACH SEES POSITIVE SIGNS After a Rough Half-Season The Knicks era under Coach Mike D'Antoni has been laced with surprises, despite a rough season for the team.
Leonard was the greatest practitioner of the era, Kansas just a rough, optimistic fellow.
It is a rough analogy, but in popularity terms he is this era's Tommy Cooper or Eric Morecambe.
None the less, in an era when the maximum wage imposed a rough equality, Portsmouth and their locally nurtured players had their place in the sun.
His first start on April 13 was a deeply rewarding one, after a rough spring training in which he recorded a 16.45 ERA.
