Sentence examples for era memories from inspiring English sources

The San Francisco Giants' Melky Cabrera had just been suspended for 50 games for performance-enhancing drug use, dredging up all of baseball's worst steroid era memories, and Selig needed something quick.

Ms. Cleaver, a Guilford resident, has Vietnam War-era memories that span the globe.

Younger generations in Japan and Korea, less shackled by wartime and colonial-era memories, eagerly trade popular culture trends.

Suddenly this torrent of Amherst-era memories, the good and the bad, flopped on top of me.

The father adds another college-era memory, to show his son's generosity.

Welcome to hip-hop's Daptone era, triggering memories through extreme competence.

"It just looks better in an era when memories of credit problems are quite fresh.

And every living operagoer who fell for the art form during the pretitling era has memories of uncomprehending epiphanies at the opera house.

My whole life was unfurling in a kaleidoscope of eras and memories.

But the passing of the silent era from memory into myth is what "The Artist," Michel Hazanavicius's dazzling cinematic objet d'art, is all about.

The derivatives, representing one row of the design matrix A, are used to update the normal matrix N. Updating the normal matrix reflection by reflection is a historical artefact, dating from an era when memory was a scarce resource.