Sentence examples for back the era of from inspiring English sources

It could bring back the era of congressional earmarks".

That's not totally crazy, but the recent rule-change is hardly the only impediment to bringing back the era of brokered conventions.

Theresa Dalessio, who has written a book about her life as the daughter of a Staten Island mobster and bootlegger, said the museum's tommy guns and other memorabilia "really brought back the era of Prohibition and what went on".

If we thought that Carine and V were bringing back the era of the model in the winter issue of the magazine, the second cover of the current issue is devoted to plenty of models to look out for: Ava Smith, Thairine Garcia, Stef van der Laan, Kati Nescher and Daniela Braga.

And it has an intellectual base that goes back to the Chicano Movement, back to the era of the Pachucos". Now activists from a loose coalition called the Boyle Heights Alliance Against Artwashing and Displacement are demanding that the galleries leave.

No one, surely, is going to be able to roll back a social transformation that dates back to the era of Margaret Thatcher.

Feingold has declared that the expected Supreme Court ruling would take the U.S. "not just back to a pre-McCain-Feingold era, but back to the era of the robber barons in the 19th century".

"I have to go back to... the era of Top of the Pops.

They felt like it was back in the era of McCarthyism.

My dad was a Giants fan going back to the era of Christy Mathewson and John McGraw.

"It will speak, unless we are to go back to the era of Saddam Hussein".