Sentence examples for era proper from inspiring English sources

The first lock was not built on an English canal until the 16th century, and the canal era proper dates from the construction of the Bridgewater Canal to carry coal from Worsley to Manchester in the 18th century by the engineer James Brindley.

In today's competitive era, proper guidance is needed for success.

Andy Haste, the man trying to find a viable business at Wonga in the new era of proper regulation of payday lending, was half right.

During the post Ebola era, the proper management and care of the Ebola survivors is one of the most important tasks for the control of Ebola.

It's a proper era.

While the action remains in the proper era (which is roughly 1776-1804), the street-talking characters are not so much founding fathers but founding brothers with up-to-the-minute attitude.

A proper new era for Everton, who now mean business.

NEON INDIAN Run, run from the burdens of chillwave: that's what Alan Palomo, main man of Neon Indian, is doing on this band's second proper album, "Era Extraña".

Schematically, the mature modal system may be represented as follows (with the finals underlined and the confinals or tenors in lowercase letters): Though responsive primarily to melodic rather than harmonic needs, modality, for reasons of an essentially philosophical nature (modality purity), retained its hold upon composers well beyond the era of monophonic chant proper.

People in the west would be very surprised to see an Afghan women dressing in western clothes, however, I encourage those people to have a glance at videos about Afghanistan in a pre-war era to have a proper introduction of Afghan people, particularly Afghan women.

However, this study has some important biases that may have influenced these results: this paper was performed in pre-head CT scan era, which precluded the proper assessment of the extent of fractures.