Sentence examples for after this era from inspiring English sources

Many of the city's historic buildings were built during and just after this era, including the Grand Opera House in 1890, the Wechsler School in 1894, two Carnegie libraries in 1913, and the Threefoot Building, Meridian's tallest skyscraper, in 1929.

Filtration and chlorination of municipal water dates from the late 19th and early 20th century in most developed countries: only a small proportion of consumers depended on untreated private water supplies after this era, particularly in the UK.

I never thought it possible that after this severe era had passed Karpov and people like him would find themselves in the camp of the enemy.

After the ERA, this value should be compared to the value of non-participation, eq. (7), to determine the optimality of an immediate withdrawal from the labor force (as well as to the value of searching, as indicated below, to cover all possible choices).

Pound finds this situation "inexcusable AFTER the era of 'Agassiz and the fish'" and demands an approach to general education that "parallels biological study based on EXAMINATION and COMPARISON of particular specimens".

This Era began shortly after the Era of Prosecution and can be divided into an informal and a formal era.

The myth went like this: Atari had reason to bury numerous unsold games after the era's devastating industry crash.

This distribution is consistent with the practice of egg donation having developed after the era in which donor anonymity was taken for granted in Victoria.

What kind of society do we want after the era of perfidy?

After the era I grew up in, it's weird not to have them as favourites.

No, this just means training them to pilot spacecraft into tricky territory - having apparently forgotten that unmanned craft replaced monkey pilots shortly after the era of Buzz Aldrin.