Sentence examples for an era when only from inspiring English sources
The lights are dimmed in the last gallery to recreate an era when only firelight and candlelight illuminated a room.
Their jaded voices echo many traditionalist climbers who experienced Everest in an era when only a handful of experts made it up the peak.
Nevertheless, "The Temperamentals" succeeds at conveying an era when only a few brave men dared announce their sexual identity before a society that vilified them.
In an era when only about 40percentt of eligible voters participate in midterms and 40percentt of eligible voters never vote, we don't need to give citizens another reason not to show up at the ballot box.
Back in an era when only two other African-Americans held the top jobs at NFL teams, the two formed a bond that has endured in the years since.
Since February, Mr Rudd's approval rating has not fallen below 60%; Mr Howard's has not risen above 47%.Mr Howard is now painting Mr Rudd as a prisoner of the trade unions, Labor's traditional power base, in an era when only one-fifth of Australian workers belong to unions, and even fewer in the private sector.
Borland shed one-fifth of its workforce and is preparing to sell the best-known part of its business; this month its finance chief resigned.All four firms are contemporaries of the IBM PC, the creatures of a distant era when only around 200 institutions were connected to the internet.
In fact, as Maloney points out, Gallup's poll methodology was extraordinarily egalitarian, and it gave vast swaths of the populace a voice in the pre-blog era, when only a small circle of élites were published.
The number of tectonic plates on Earth described in the literature has expanded greatly since the start of the plate tectonic era, when only about a dozen plates were considered in global models of present-day plate motions.
There was an absence of intravenous drug reviews before 2007 (during the CDR era, when only oral drugs were reviewed).
Meanwhile, Baker's colourful father embarks on a one-man crusade to beat the system, wheeling and dealing in a way that Baker points out was normal for the area and era: "When Only Fools and Horses arrived on TV, most people I knew thought it was a documentary".
