Sentence examples for era queen from inspiring English sources

Brokers: ERA Queen City; Jordan Baris.

The song's musical style has drawn comparisons to David Bowie during the Ziggy Stardust era, Queen and Pink.

Evan Sawdey of PopMatters noted similarities between the song and the music of Queen, adding, "Although the resulting tune doesn't have the same driving oomph of a peak-era Queen number, the imitation is admirable if not just for the fact that it manages to rub shoulders with such sacred company without once feeling like a gimmick".

It is an image popularized in films like Emil Loteanu's Soviet-era "Queen of the Gypsies," whose heroes are free as the wind: Zobar is a bold and courageous horse thief; Rada, his love, bewitches men with her dark eyes and tempestuous dancing.

"Maria Stuarda" is the second of the three Donizetti operas about Tudor-era queens that Mr. Gelb sought to produce around Ms. Netrebko.

During the post-war era, the Queen Mother's involvement in steeplechasing was crucial in reviving public interest in that branch of the sport.

In this pre-geisha era the queens of the night were the tayu, or elite courtesans, wrapped in layer after layer of priceless kimonos.

How far have we really come when the continual perpetuation of the Reagan-era welfare queen mythology is now perfectly timed to appear at a theatre near you shortly before discussions surrounding the re-authorization of welfare reform are set to begin?

The private apartments which had not been properly occupied since the era of Queen Mary were renovated and further modernised, and the Queen, Prince Philip and their two children took up residence.

Britney Spears, the era's reigning queen of pop, married Kevin Federline.

But this was the era in which "queen of mean" Anne Robinson had convinced executives that the public wanted their TV shows presented by sneering bullies.