Sentence examples for era long from inspiring English sources

But that's an era long gone.

That [p485] era long ago passed into history.

Now his work is a valuable record of an era long gone.

Toy chests, haphazardly piled with once-loved playthings of an era long passed, ooze loneliness.

Almost all the pictures dated from the Victorian era, long popularly associated with repression.

We can remember it fondly, but see it for what it was -- an educational artifact of an era long gone.

Once there and recovered from the various thrills of the ride, a stay in one of India's hill stations assumes not only a more temperate aspect, but also reverts to an era long-vanished elsewhere.

At the end of the test mean HRpeak of participants fell within 5% of predicted HRmax and no significant differences between VO2 max of early RA (ERA), long-term RA (LRA) or control group were found.

That would require major investments at Union Station and on the Civil War-era Long Bridge across the Potomac.

The younger Mr. Tupolev, who became chief designer at the bureau in 1963, guided the development not only of the supersonic TU-144 but also of a 1980's-era long-range bomber, the TU-160, based on the jetliner.

An explosion in a fireworks factory rattles a Depression-era Long Island community in Clevidence's first novel.