Sentence examples for an era when all from inspiring English sources

In an era when all but a few defensive players were anonymous, Davidson was a star.

He lived in an era when all learning was one, not fragmented as it is now.

"It's a romantic notion to say we are going back to an era when all banks were small," Blinder says.

"We lived through an era when all our most important values were swapped for Snickers and Coca-Cola.

In an era when all forecasters have been widely missing the mark, he can point to his relatively respectable track record.

There was an era when all hip-hop kids were wearing white T-shirts and baggy pants, so I was like: "Great!

In the eyes of Mr. Kovalyov and other activists, a flurry of events in the last year are evocative of a dormant era when all outsiders were viewed as potential enemies -- and challenging the established order could easily make one an outsider.

The drab, grey school walls are a product of the Soviet era, when all children studied Russian and Georgian: an age young Georgians want to forget as their pro-Western government continues to pull the country out of Russia's orbit, almost seven years after it won power in a revolution.

It was in a NFL Films production from the golden, grandiose era when all NFL Films productions featured narration that sounded like boozier-than-average Dylan Thomas poems and brass-heavy rom-pom-pom musical scores.

Its heyday here was certainly back in the Hammer-pants era, when all things Italian began to have their big moment.

This year was the first time in the modern era when all U.S.-based Division I, II and III professional clubs participated in tournament proper.