Sentence examples similar to a very era from inspiring English sources

The ad, which dates back to 1995, features Fey's analysis of the many meanings of "hi"/ high," while she sports a very era-appropriate haircut, dangling earrings and a vest that just defies description.

Now we live in a very different era in sports, an era in which games are decided as much by a team's pocketbook or salary cap as by its character.

"It was all a very different era".

"It was a very different era," Mr. Secord said.

That puts it in a very classical era, alongside Jane Austen.

He added: "It's a very tough era I think in tennis.

For any midfielder in England in what was a very physical era, mobility was key.

It is a very different era: hardcore political – real street art on the cutting edge.

"In the days when Fred Perry played, it was a very snobbish era in tennis.

We have entered a very different era of information management in contemporary conflicts.

"It's been a very successful era for the State of Origin side," Walters said.