The first grooved pottery, which is so distinctive of the era, was made here, for example, and the first henges – stone rings with ditches round them – were erected on Orkney.
Usefully for Miliband, Axelrod has an impressive record with ingenue candidates, having first helped hone Obama as a distinctive post-Clinton era politician, when he ran for the Senate in 2004.
Lemper's recordings reintroduced the distinctive music of an era.
June 16 , 1924Detroit, Michigan July 30 , 2005Seattle, Washington Lucky Thompson, byname of Eli Thompson (born June 16 , 1924 Columbia, South Carolina, U.S. died July 30 , 2005 Seattle, Washington) American jazz musician, one of the most distinctive and creative bop-era tenor saxophonists, who in later years played soprano saxophone as well.
The Hasidim comprise a number of Jewish sects that originated in Eastern Europe in the 18th century; the men wear the distinctive garb of that era, including formal hats and long black coats, and tend to have side curls and beards.
It was New Yawk's second wave — its film-school generation, led by Scorsese and De Palma — whose neoclassical obsession with movie history led to the distinctive reinvigoration of studio-era genres and styles.
"By the time he retired," Hirsch writes, "he was an American icon whose athletic brilliance and stylistic bravado contributed to the assimilation of blacks during the turbulent civil rights era, a distinctive figure of ambition, sacrifice and triumph who became a lasting cultural touchstone for a nation in search of heroes".
ERA's distinctive combination of post-employment advisory support and financial incentives was designed to help low-income individuals who entered work sustain employment and advance in the labour market.
These portraits may appear distinctive of our current era or not, I sometimes wonder if we are becoming so anachronistic that we are indistinctive of a time".
The pattern is the remarkable periodicity of something called American party systems: sequential historical eras characterized by distinctive relationships between the contending political parties and constellations of electoral majorities.
