Sentence examples for era old from inspiring English sources

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Matthew Kadlubowski, who has lived there for a decade, is curator of the building's historical cabinet, which includes gas lamps from the era, old hotel stationery and dinnerware.

Then, for one of the last times, he headed to the space formerly known as Loomis Camera, to oversee the packing of things he began accumulating during the Truman era: old cameras, coins, stamps, the once-risqué gag gifts that he kept in a back room.

A group of pictures called "The Fae Richards Photo Archive" (1993-1996), produced by Zoe Leonard in collaboration with the filmmaker Cheryl Dunye, purports to document the life of an African-American actress from her childhood early in the 20th century through her post-civil rights era old age.

Regardless of the era, old racial ideologies seem to reproduce themselves anew.

Noon 10) AN EARLIER ERA Old-timers threw a fit when their beloved Café Savoy (Vitezna 5, 420-257-311-562; www.ambi.cz) was cleaned up in 2001, wiping away the tobacco stains, spilled beer and dusty Stalinist décor of the earlier incarnation.

That might cap the Crowley era: older brother Kieran has coached Canada for seven years and may not fancy another cycle of scant contact with his players until the four-yearly World Cup struggle.

In the post-"Mad Men" era, old-fashioneds have become the whiskey cocktail of choice: bourbon, sugar, a dash of bitters and ice.

In my parents' era, older people looked very old and they dressed very old.

In the pre-imatinib era, older age has been a poor prognostic factor in CML [ 21, 30].

Prior to the modern era, older studies showed no survival advantage for metastatic breast cancer patients who underwent liver resection, with five-year survival of 9% seen [ 18- 20].