Sentence examples for era because it was from inspiring English sources

I was delighted to learn that she especially enjoying boozing during the prohibition era because it was against the law.

It is a fascinating era because it was at the beginning of our ascendance into a powerful nation, and Dee was very much involved in building that.

The race took nearly three and a half hours, an unusually long time in the modern era, because it was slowed by eight caution periods.

In 1968, she helped form Zebra Associates, unusual for that era because it was a full-service agency with black principals.

I set it in the Victorian era because it was a rather prudish time, but also because this was the height of the British empire, making the point that my own relationship with Britain is linked to the British colonisation of Nigeria.

Arsenic was used as a poison during the era because it was undetectable when administered over a long period.

Although it gathers ominously in mood, "The Line of Beauty" feels more blissful than baleful in its anatomy of the era because it is, among other things, a magnificent comedy of manners.

Ordinarily, but not always, the government auctions off sections of the radio spectrum, a finite and increasingly valuable asset in the digital era because it is used to carry wireless Internet signals, cellphone calls, broadcast television and many other transmissions.

Newsweek can survive in this era because it is a trusted brand that can exist outside of the fast-moving bubble of blogs and "web properties".

"We specifically chose that era because it's right after prohibition, it's this boom after prohibition, and good beer is back," Nishikawa said.

We live in a post-privacy era, because it's possible to do what they're doing on a large scale, and it's not ever going to stop.