Sentence examples for direct era from inspiring English sources

and direct ERA attachments (Sterngold) in terms of both cleansability and patients' satisfaction.

Returning to record their debut in a shed in rural New Zealand, the resulting LP could've come direct from golden era 4AD Records when the Cocteau Twins still roamed.

Which they have done: their twin-guitar/Hammond organ set-up, plus Potter's sweaty vocals, could have been teleported direct from the era of the Faces and Bad Company.

The lack of expression of estrogen receptor alpha (ERa/ESR1) in type 1 EC was found to be associated with poor differentiation of cancer tissues and poor survival rates of EC patients, respectively [ 5, 6], supporting the hypothesis of a direct involvement of ERa in EC tumorigenesis and progression.

Variety reports Hoffman was also attached to direct the Prohibition-era drama Ezekiel Moss, which would have been touted to buyers at the upcoming Berlin film festival.

Francis Lawrence ("I Am Legend") will direct that Depression-era story, to be adapted by Richard LaGravenese ("The Fisher King"), in which a veterinary student drops out of school and takes a job with a traveling circus.

Behold, Seagal in contemplative pose, as he inspects traditional musical instruments, that widow's peak easily as convincing as his performance in any number of movies from his direct-to-video era.

Hoffman also was scheduled to direct the Prohibition-era drama "Ezekiel Moss" starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal.

The concept is perhaps the biggest leap yet in this still hot and malleable direct-to-fan era of music vending -- and the process is quite simple once you remove the middleman.

In this era of direct democracy, he happily declares, "Congress will have to listen to us".

When the cold war ended, some predicted that the era of direct threats to our nation was over.