Sentence examples for ensuing era from inspiring English sources

The ensuing era of Norman rule (1072 1194) was Palermo's golden age, particularly after the founding of the Norman kingdom of Sicily in 1130 by Roger II.

Upon the collapse of the 1745 rebellion, the penal laws destroyed the ascendancy of Episcopalianism and the feudal power of the landowners and paved the way for the ensuing era of agricultural and industrial progress.

From the ensuing Zhou era, bronze inscriptions of official provenance have likewise been found, especially records of royal largesse.

There were plenty, and before long two parties emerged out of one, the National Republicans (later the Whigs) and the Democrats, and there ensued an Era of Bad Feelings, nearly two centuries long.

Following the interruption of World War II, there ensued an era of extraordinary lesion studies, much of which has become invisible to today's researchers, as the data were often published in books or journals not captured in PubMed, for example, in The Frontal Granular Cortex and Behavior edited by Warren and Akert and published by McGraw-Hill in 1964.

Richter shows in the ensuing pages that Paine was wrong: the predicaments of every era, though always unexpected, nevertheless come from those of the preceding era.

If that play embodied this new era of Vanderbilt football, Ole Miss's ensuing score — and victory — reminded the locals of the not-so distant past.

Once taxpayers started viewing the poor as workers, not welfare cheats, a more generous era would ensue.

An era of fur trapping ensued in the vicinity.

An era of bank consolidation ensued over the past decade, with one small bank after another being scooped up at a nice premium.

An era of amalgamation and expansion ensued, affecting almost all institutions.