Sentence examples for era of those from inspiring English sources

It took place in the era of those two-dimensional technicolour children, Janet and John.

Ian Frazier, in Hudson, Ohio, in the era of those dinners, was nine years old and younger.

Thus far, Ryan has stayed mum on the potential for Trump to usher in a new era of those winners and losers.

More than 60,000 books and countless articles give eloquent testimony to the accuracy of poet Walt Whitman's prediction that "a great literature will…arise out of the era of those four years".

In fact, the invention, dubbed Audine (for "automatic dining"), seems to have sprung from a 40-year time warp -- from the era of those labor-saving kitchen devices that let Mom maintain a clean house while still keeping the bounce in her hair.

Confronted with the news that, in the era of those telephones, the only way you could talk with someone was if you were both home at the same time, an 8-year-old 8-year-old 8-year-olday.

In an earlier era of computing, those would have been considered intolerable acts of disloyalty.

But in the era of #MeToo, those interactions have been cast in a new light.

In an era of specialization, those growing wheat and corn are less likely to raise cows and chickens on the side, so livestock buildings — including the silos — are left to gather dust.

While the Arab Spring raised hopes for a new era of democracy, those expectations have long since dulled in Egypt, with the same generals who held power before the revolution back in charge.

It was the era of the supergroup.