Sentence examples for changing of eras from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Dodin described the period: "Our show came to represent the changing of eras.
Such a move away from the politicised chopping and changing of the Osborne era might appear indecisive – but it would actually enhance the credibility of policy over the long run.
The new look at computer-aided detection is the latest question mark in the changing era of breast cancer detection.
In this changing era of development, services are to be Robust, Agile, Accessible and Available to its clients.
In the rapidly changing era of health reform, hospitals are increasingly joining forces to cut costs and expand their reach.
For a few minutes there was nearly a sense of changing eras, as if Taylor might just be finally being replaced as the game's leading player.
Policies such as ordering Balthazar in the annual Three Kings parade be played by a black man rather than a white man blacked up, or opening the elite Club de Campo Villa de Madrid to the public, have proved controversial in some quarters, but it is the idea of changing Franco-era street names that has arguably gone deeper and reopened old divisions.
As Soviet society breaks apart, with apocalyptic consequences for those caught in the crossfire, these fragments become greater than the sum of their parts, building the powerful sense of a rapidly changing historic era through a series of interconnected glimpses.
In candidate forums and interviews, on her campaign Web site and through a campaign spokesman, Ms. Rice has described herself as a strong supporter of changing the Rockefeller-era laws, which bound judges to sentence even nonviolent, first-time drug offenders to prison.
Far from changing nothing, the era of prohibition changed everything.
