Sentence examples for era category from inspiring English sources

His 20 successful heavyweight title defenses were surpassed by only Joe Louis with 25.Also being inducted June 8 in the modern era category will be the junior welterweight champion Eddie Perkins and the middleweight Holman Williams.

A well-founded assessment of potential exposure routes constitutes an important first step in this ERA category.

In the rest of the world, unmarried men are called by their proper, varied names – singleton, gay, divorced, celibate – but Indian society still lumps them into one Victorian-era category: the bachelor.

With the Bush-era categories thus scrambled, it will be extremely interesting to see how this plays out.

It's postcategory: a jazz quintet on a classical label, playing music that remains weirdly beyond era and category.

They all belonged to the legions of missing and presumed lost movies of the silent era, a category that includes at least three-quarters of all silent features, and even higher for short films.

In the tradition of the popular Song era literary category of 'travel record literature'youjiuji wenxue'), Shen Kuo also wrote the Register of What Not to Forget, a traveler's guide to what type of carriage is suitable for a journey, the proper foods one should bring, the special clothing one should bring, and many other items.

We noted a decreased survival with increasing ERA scoring categories (Table 3).

In the stratified analysis for male and female sex, there was no mortality difference between men and women within all ERA scoring categories.

Nobody is lamenting that "The Wizard of Oz" received a best picture nomination for 1939, back in the era when the category numbered 10.

The gritty steampunk compositions by Australian artist Max Prentis don't correspond to an era or aesthetic category, but instead meld together visual elements from a multitude of different cultures and time periods.