Sentence examples for era out from inspiring English sources

Brandon Morrow, Cubs, 0-0, 22 saves, 1.47 ERA (out for the season with right biceps tendinitis).

"This content wasn't designed for mass acceptance it existed to delve deep into the possibilities of unrestrained horror and fantasy," write Caleb Braaten and Mike Hunchback, co-editors of the text Pulp Macabre: The Art of Lee Brown Coye's Final and Darkest Era (out now via publisher Feral House and record label Sacred Bones).

Younger people have different views from the old working class era out here".(Photo credit: The Economist).

In short, he is the perfect detective, the superhero of the Victorian era, out of which he blasted with his deerstalker hat and Inverness cape.

But the Obama administration has scaled back eradication programs, which were employed in the Bush era, out of fears that farmers would turn to the Taliban for assistance.

Huston sat much of the McCarthy era out in County Kildare, Ireland, shooting the South Seas saga Moby Dick in Irish seas.

More markets like Bury in Lancashire helping keep towns alive in the era of out-of-town shopping.

The Vogue era turned out to be an unlucky one for Novick.

But that's what happened today as a transition to a new era played out at the Olympic Archery Center.

Since the late 1940s, the institute has analyzed the rise and aftermath of the Nazi era, putting out annotated texts such as Hitler's speeches.

"Scar literature," a genre of fiction describing the abuses of the era, petered out in the 1980s following a government campaign against it.