Sentence examples for during the era when from inspiring English sources

This was during the era when men wore sports jackets with the sleeves pushed up.

Being silent-film buffs, they came up with the idea of setting the story in Hollywood during the era when sound revolutionized the industry.

"Chicago is American in every chitling and sparerib," H. L. Mencken wrote wickedly during the era when the city's stockyards, since demolished, were the biggest anywhere.

Welles had the misfortune to come of age creatively during the era when studios tampered with films against the wishes of their directors, which resulted in Welles's alienation from the Hollywood establishment.

The study, published on Dec. 1 in The International Journal of Health Services, analyzed baby teeth collected during the era when the United States and the Soviet Union were conducting nuclear bomb tests in the atmosphere.

He added that Mr. Lane was interested in portraying the main character, who plays the nance in shows at the Irving, a downtown theater, during the era when Mayor Fiorello La Guardia was moving to ban burlesque in New York City.

A schoolchild in another country picks up a history book and reads about the United States circa 2016 during the era when presidential candidates said Muslims should be forced to carry special IDs and their neighborhoods singled out for surveillance.

away from anyone convicted of a felony, but that policy had to be dropped during the Watergate era, when the criminal classes and the ruling classes began to merge.

I would suggest that this theory derives from a deeply embedded prejudice rooted in the English class system (most marked during the Victorian era, when the authorship question first gained widespread credence).

The area's most extraordinary phase was during the medieval era, when the valleys were a refuge for Byzantine Christians.

Mathari's grisly reputation began during the colonial era, when the former smallpox-quarantine unit was turned into the Nairobi asylum.