Sentence examples for era of course from inspiring English sources

That era, of course, is history.

It was a different era, of course.

Today's generation remembers nothing of that era, of course.

Information about people and their buying habits was available long before the computer era, of course.

He was speaking in a different era, of course, and he was a law unto himself anyway.

For any Democratic president of the modern era, of course, such a state of affairs is about as predictable and unavoidable as repeats of "Law and Order".

There have been collaborations in earlier pop eras, of course - the Stranglers joined the Burundi Drummers at an early Womad festival, Peter Gabriel has worked with the likes of Papa Wemba, and Ginger Baker played with Fela Kuti back in the 70s.

Our national pastime has survived the Black Sox scandal, the designated hitter, pull over uniforms, free agency, night games, multiple players' strikes, the dead ball era, the live ball era, and of course steroids.

(This estimate is spread over all programme group members, whether or not they worked or received ERA services; those who were actually affected by ERA would, of course, have gained more).

And the Taliban era was, of course, problematic at best.

The central political figures of that era were, of course, the Clintons themselves.