Sentence examples for era ahead from inspiring English sources
Lewis Hamilton has issued a robust defence of his driving style and compared himself to drivers of a bygone era ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
And with the announcement of a solo Wonder Woman movie, the studio wins brownie points for delivering the first female-fronted comic-book movie of the new era ahead of Marvel.
In the irenic and ironic new era ahead, is its label to be presented as one word, postpartisan; or as two words, post partisan; or with a hyphen, post-partisan?
The brassy musical inspired by Gypsy Rose Lee's memoir first took a bow in May 1959, as the decade drew to a close and only a few shadows of the more fractious era ahead could be discerned on the horizon.
So, even as the market rallied last week, concerns lingered over the possibility that the sharp decline in stock prices boded ill for the U.S. economy as a whole, giving us front-page stories fretting about the "real threat to the American economy" and warning of "a leaner era ahead".
A Microsoft internal memorandum, "The era ahead,"–leaked to the New York Times and authored by Bill Gates himself identifies Symbian, the wireless industry consortium Potter has put together around Epoc, as one of the major threats to the U.S. giant's global position.
"I have no such questions, and I am confident that Japan's greatest era lies ahead".
If you worked at Apple or Microsoft back in the dark ages of the computer era, go ahead and include it.
The Trump era looms ahead like a dark mystery, cold and hard.
But no matter how much he may have suffered in the David Moyes era at Manchester United, ahead of his first World Cup he just needs to think back to his roots, and to all the coaches from Kusaka to Jürgen Klopp he has wowed, to remember he is already one of the most special footballers in Japanese history.
The unexpected blast of winter has added to the sense that in this post-Frankel era, the campaign ahead stretches long and stamina-sapping, a touch light on star quality.
