Sentence examples for era of two from inspiring English sources

We are living in the era of two moons and no sun.

What's more, Dr. Fish says, the league play allows parents -- in this era of two working parents -- a scheduled time to spend with their children.

The A340 entered service boasting "four engines for the long haul" in 1993, shortly before the 777 ushered in an era of two engines for all but the biggest aircraft or the longest routes.

And in this era of two working parents, there are those who head for the library to do homework and hang out until their mothers or fathers pick them up at the end of the work day.

"I think the era of one drug for a whole disease type has passed," said Dr. Rothenberg, of Pfizer.

Japan's recent history also refutes the idea that an era of zero growth will prevent economic calamity.

Computers will disappear, or rather become a transparent part of the physical environment, thus truly bringing about an era of "One person, many computers".

After all, if we are now in an era of three party politics, then the party that fails to build a partnership condemns itself to the wilderness.

Finally, the season saw the end of an era of one driver and his style of racing: Red Bull's Mark Webber, after more than a decade racing in the series, announced his retirement.

The peddlers, who were in the country illegally, were subject to deportation, but the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani stepped in; the era of zero tolerance for illegal immigrants had not yet begun.

The country's premier pollsters and commentators believed that Britain's electorate had become so fragmented, so disillusioned with the established parties, that the era of one party, majority government was over.