Sentence examples for end of era from inspiring English sources

Attended by 11 women with whom she was imprisoned during Brazil's dictatorship, Rousseff's inauguration will mark the official end of "Era Lula".

The decline of the Wilson administration, the Senate's refusal to ratify the Treaty of Versailles, and the death of his beloved hero Theodore Roosevelt appeared to Lane as signs of the end of era.

31 Democrats Hope for End of Era Over the last three decades, State Senator Roy M. Goodman has become a fixture in the politics of Manhattan's East Side and a leader of the moderate wing of the state's Republican Party.

For many of the 400,000 celebrants in the stadium or the streets of the city, the day provided an unforgettable moment, full of counterpoint, irony and end of era.

Political blogs: Does Iain Dale's exit mark end of era?

"End of era" is a phrase that gets overused, but I can't resist in this case.

Apparently determined to leave office in 18 months' time, he has brushed off the charge that the wedding was an end-of-era misjudgment.

At which point it is tempting to compare the performances of Manchester City and Chelsea in their respective end-of-era cup finals.

The crisis of the long-dominant Christian Democratic Party has created an end-of-era feeling as an elaborate system of hidden financing has come to light.

Unfortunately, writer missed it completely, owing to a computer error at the"Times"that held up delivery at his home & cut him off from the drumroll of end-of-era.

Rosamond Bernier, the world's most glamorous lecturer on art and high culture, makes her farewell appearance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on March 13th, and end-of-era emotions are running high.