Sentence examples for bridge era from inspiring English sources

It is never easy to oversee a bridge era, and General Manager Sandy Alderson has had a calming influence on the franchise.

These are lost years for the Mets — a bridge era from the years of bloated payroll and late-season disappointment to, they hope, a more efficient, more successful operation.

This new aesthetic, that combines Graffiti Bridge era Prince with Spielberg's 1991 film Hook, is a cornerstone of modern rave culture.

"My era was the bridge era," Welch told the Cleveland Plain Dealer in 1998, after he was excluded from the Fleetwood Mac line-up inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Including theology can help foster generous and empathetic reading Just as historical texts invite students to bridge eras, and novels offer new worlds to inhabit, so theological texts provide windows onto the values of particular communities.

Mr. Bernstein bridges eras in both music and film.

In the middle of the last century Kaye was one of the country's biggest stars, working his nimble, quick-tongued brand of comedy into a career that bridged eras and genres: radio, stage, film, records, television.

On Salad Days, you can hear both the wide-eyed romanticism of Jonathan Richman – he's big on handing out common-sense relationship advice – and the skewed oddness that ensued when Arthur Russell attempted to write straightforward pop music, but DeMarco is clearly most passionately in love with Walls and Bridges-era John Lennon".

'Divided & United's' Civil War music bridges eras.

Maybe that's the key: MCM does seem like a style meant for bridging eras.

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