Sentence examples for era past from inspiring English sources

"Even when designers nod to an era past, such as this fall's take on the Roaring '20s, it still requires a new point of view," says Aaron Walton, owner of Walton Isaacson, a Chicago- and Los Angeles-based marketing agency.

The endemic racism and inequality in Missouri, we are told, is the result of misconduct by a corrupt police department, left unchecked by discriminating white bureaucrats stuck in a pre-Civil Rights Era past.

He seeks to curtail the attrition with a serve-and-volley game that conjures images of an era past.

Nonchalance in couture is very important, because couture without nonchalance is just the drag queen attitude of women of an era past.

Peer through the blizzard of meaningless statistics (David Moyes has the second-highest win percentage of any United manager; David Moyes has the lowest points total of the Premier League era), past the memory of the haunted faces in the dugout and the ever louder whispers of discontent from the dressing room, and the reasons for the malaise at Old Trafford go far deeper than just one man.

On public display for the first time, "Black Dolls" is a snapshot of African American life from an era past.

The wealth of archival material brings to life an era past--and reveals Jarmusch's own erudite mania for artifacts of lore.

Relying on employers to enforce 'terrorist' lists also evokes eerie echoes of our McCarthy-era past".

Bertelsmann's unearthing of its Nazi-era past is among the most unsparing and complete investigations undertaken by a German company.

It was an attempt to put distance between the Somalia operations and Saracen's apartheid-era past, but some of the officers of the two companies were the same.

New Jersey isn't only about the place names that hark back to our Revolutionary-or Industrial-era past like Washington or Paterson.