Sentence examples for era as of from inspiring English sources

That compares favorably with the Bush era: as of March 2004, private employment was still 2.4 million below its level when Mr. Bush took office.

Directed by Sam Wainwright Douglas and Paul Lovelace 1 hour 27 minutes; not rated As much the chronicle of an era as of a band, "The Holy Modal Rounders... Bound to Lose" casts an affectionate eye on the kind of hedonism no one is meant to survive.

True, he was formed in opposition to the sixties, but he is still a product of that era, as are many members of his Administration.

The reader yearns for the flavor of the era, as well as a sense of the weather, smells and food.

He set new standards and influenced every singer of his era as well as a number of composers.

Modern day speakeasies pay homage to the style and cocktail creations of that era, as well as the disguise of the joint.

Her accent was from another era, as was her sense of entitlement.

Yet some of the Slovak dissidents and intellectuals gathered last night at Bratislava's Café Scherz describe Mr Dzurinda's refusal to take responsibility for the ills of his era as symptomatic of a sense of entitlement.

Wenger's class of 2003-04 has been voted the greatest team of the era as part of the Premier League's celebrations of the last 20 seasons.

But the Churchill funeral also marked the end of an era, as some of those who were there sensed.

"I think Brits regard Victoriana and the technology that came out of that era as part of their heritage and not a novelty, so sadly [the genre] has been overlooked".