Sentence examples for era of the same from inspiring English sources

Two of the five are portraits of two Iroquois chiefs copied from popular portraits of the era of the same chiefs who became famous for visiting Queen Anne in London in 1710.

So began the modern era of cricket.In the same year a bowler of some repute called John Wisden gathered some statistics, about both cricket and unrelated topics, such as the English civil war, and published them in an almanac.

In 1971 Murray and Duncan found that athletes had higher rates of head-tilt deformity, which they interpreted as subclinical epiphysiolysis; in the era of FAI the same morphology would likely be interpreted as a cam deformity.

In 1991 he composed Anatomy of Peace, a work for orchestra and chorus, inspired by the World War II-era book of the same name by Emery Reves.

One resonance of the title is the World War II-era song of the same name; in part, this is a portrait of his 60-year romance with Tyler's mother.

Mr. Appelbaum is betting that viewers might find inspiration in looking back at a very different era with some of the same problems as today.

The big question is whether this is a new era or more of the same.

It's making fun of hippie rules of the era, the same way that I make fun of political or gayly correct rules today.

As compositions, all are interesting as examples of the musical DNA of the era, the same way that any obscure rockabilly is interesting as a window into 1956 and any obscure funk is a window into 1977.

I'm sure many brokers and bankers of the era felt the same way about 1926.

It's one of the enduring paradoxes of the Chávez era that the same government that treats every dissenter as an imperialist lackey also gives him the chance to vote in (relatively) free and (minimally) fair elections.