Sentence examples for era above from inspiring English sources

The single artwork depicted in this exhibition is Jeff Koons's stainless-steel cast of an inflatable Mylar bunny, a gleaming totem for the postmodern era (above).

He will be careful to say the right things in Congress about Japan's mistreatment of American prisoners-of-war and even the bombing of Pearl Harbour.There is much that is odd about Mr Abe's views of the post-war era, above all the notion of a left-wing conspiracy.

But that deliberate attempt to make instrumental music an embodiment of instantaneous feeling and passion instead of the intellectual rigour and contrapuntal complexity of an earlier era – above all, that of Bach's father, Johann Sebastian, and in London the imposing legacy of Handel – was much more sophisticated than posterity would give him credit for.

These new elements have already been discussed (when comparing the choice between search and non-participation before the ERA above) and can easily be adapted to the choices when immediate retirement is possible.

For the first time, Grove finished a full season with an ERA above 4.00.

It was on mixtapes both official, artist-sanctioned releases and unofficial DJ compilations that the most influential rappers of the era, above all Gucci Mane and Lil Wayne, but also 50 Cent and Nicki Minaj, staked out their places in the game and built their legacies.

"Better value for money on the railway will deliver a better deal for taxpayers and farepayers alike and will allow us to put the era of above inflation rises in regulated fares behind us".

As he put it, he grew up in an era that "above all... paid homage to the spirit of Sebastian Bach" — an era in which "virtually every major musician was determined to follow his example, to work as it was deemed he had worked — as an artisan, a sober, conscientious craftsman in whom diligence and inspiration were inextricably intertwined".

Subjects were stratified based on an Elder Risk Assessment (ERA) score above 15.

Maria Eagle, the shadow transport secretary, said: "David Cameron claims to want to end the era of above-inflation fare rises, yet we now know that he could have done so if it wasn't for the appalling deal secured by his transport ministers when they negotiated rail franchise extensions".

"In the longer term we are determined to reduce the cost of running the railways so that we can end the era of above-inflation fare rises," he added.