Sentence examples for era check from inspiring English sources

If anyone doubts this is the Djokovic era, check the tape.

Note: For more on Plath from this era, check out the British Library's recently released collection of recordings that Plath did for the BBC, including readings of several poems, and a joint interview she did with her husband, Ted Hughes.

If you're looking to become the next action writer of that era, check out ScreenCraft's What Every Screenwriter Should Know About Action Writing.

The revolutionary impetus accelerated by the Napoleonic era was checked by the equilibrium among nations.

In the era of spell check and auto-correct, does it matter that my son can't spell?

The publication of blatantly inaccurate stories is certainly not new to the digital age, or even the analog era ― just check your local supermarket aisle for tabloids ― but what is new is how easy it is for a reader to scan a headline on Facebook, hit share and watch his 500 followers do the same. .

If you want to know more about how the American century was truncated years early in popular culture, or read a history of the collapse of American triumphalism (and its brief launch-crash-and-burn revival in the Bush era), then do check it out -- or to read comments on it, reviews of it, and excerpts from it, click here.

The era of free checking that dominated U.S. retail banking in the last decade is quickly fading away.

The World Trade Center bombing in 1993 ushered in a new era of security checks in office buildings in cities across the world.

We tramped through the remains of the post office, opened by Henry Morgenthau in 1936 as a New Deal reconstruction project, its wood-block floor coming apart; the peep-holes in the overhead walkway showing where Depression-era managers would check on the work-rate of the postal workers below.

In an era when most checking account funds are accessed through debit cards, they argue there's little difference between a prepaid account and a checking account.