Sentence examples similar to epoch making day from inspiring English sources
J. Hooker," "The Practice" or "Boston Legal" were similarly epoch making.
In 1909 Shchukin began opening his house every Sunday to the Russian artistic intelligentsia, among them poor young painters who would never otherwise have been able to see the epoch- making canvases in his collection.
The events marking a new geological chapter in the Earth's history need to be epoch making – literally.
I questioned the popular view, as expressed in a documentary by Ric Burns, that the 1911 fire inspired "epoch making" reforms protecting "hapless" workers against "nightmarish" exploitation by employers.
As with our own Anglican Church of Southern Africa, amazing enrichment has come to your Church from this, yes, epoch making decision.
Amanda Mole, editor of the Tampa Epoch, made the argument that this will drain taxpayer dollars.
Frederick Engels called the vote "an epoch-making day" and a St Louis labor leader predicted it would become "the battle cry for all the enslaved toilers from the Atlantic to the Pacific".
79: I was leaving school and it felt suitably epoch-making.
But as culturally powerful as hip-hop has become, Sun's artists were epoch-making.
Such epoch-making success in television often has a price, and it did so in the case of Nyree Dawn Porter.
