Sentence examples similar to an era when visiting from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to feel like you've stepped back into Gatsby's era when visiting.

In an era when the average doctor's visit is less than 15 minutes, the minimum time with a Canyon Ranch doctor is 50 minutes.

The foreign secretary's offices, far grander than anything in Number 10, are there to star-strike visiting dignitaries, dating from an era when our empire was bigger than Hollywood.

In an era when people complain of rushed doctor visits and too much focus on billable procedures, Dr. Rabinowitz was out of another time, his patients said, a portrait of small-town generosity in a big city.

In an era when it was rare for Chinese officials to visit the United States, Xi Jinping's father, a famous army general under Mao Zedong, spent three weeks touring American cities and small towns in 1980.

This was an era when students frequently occupied university buildings and howled down visiting speakers.

The players were ticked off, posing with visiting fans at a late hour in an era when social media makes something local international instantly.

It harks back to an era when reading was effortful, public and loud — like a visit to a contemporary shopping mall.

The problem is, most banks have a branch network built for an era when customers (both individuals and businesses) would make weekly visits to a branch to pay in money and check their account.

A visit there offers a different kind of escape, a voyage to an era when the Lower East Side bustled with peddlers and Yiddish-speaking immigrants.

In an era when most of us have more Facebook friends than actual friends its tempting to think of museums as places that can be visited virtually.