Sentence examples for change of eras from inspiring English sources

For the United States, September the 11th, 2001, cut a deep dividing line in our history, a change of eras as sharp and clear as Pearl Harbor or the first day of the Berlin blockade.

Carrying the comparisons to World War II and the cold war to the next step, the president said Sept. 11 marked a change of eras as dramatic as Pearl Harbor or the first days of the Berlin blockade, when the United States had to mount an airlift to keep the Western-controlled parts of the city fed.

"It's a change of era — Silverstone is such a heritage," Noble said.

"I feel we've come to a change of era," said Hussain, who felt that the team was no longer with him.

The side that Fletcher has tried to cling on to so desperately in this series has disintegrated, and England are once again at a change of era.

So let's get on with building and mainstreaming this new narrative for as Rob Cameron, executive director of SustainAbility said to me the other day: "Above all else, we need to move from an era of change to a change of era".

Therefore, this is not an era of change, but a change of era -- where the open government paradigm can be the institutional key to take on and successfully address these challenges.

From the sixth century BC until the change of the eras, the hill was occupied by a Greek polis – Atarneus – and was abandoned afterwards.

This Cabot, Micheal (Tommy Schrider), is Dee's jazz-crazy white history teacher, high on the social change of the era.

And he said that the pickup over the last few years in the growth rate of productivity -- potentially the most fundamentally beneficial change of this era in economic history -- showed no signs of slowing.

This is the "change of an era", he declared at a press conference that was itself a sign of greater openness compared to the largely one-way media approach of his leftist predecessor Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.