Sentence examples for era rose from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the gene has become a central category in medicine in the course of the 20th century (Lindee 2005) and dominates discourses of health and disease in the postgenomic era (Rose 2007).
(As the Sox faltered last season, so did Breslow – his ERA rose to 5.96).
His ERA rose to 1.85 by the end of May, but he lowered it to 1.15 in July.
However, in his last four appearances, he was credited with the loss in three, and his ERA rose from 2.05 to 2.83.
His ERA rose to 4.90, and his K/9 moved up slightly to 2.0 when he struck out 76 in 338 innings pitched.
In this new era a rose is a global product vested with the power to bring social and environmental change.
In using the fingerpicking techniques of an earlier time to create ethereal improvisations that belonged to no particular style or era, Mr. Rose also acknowledged his debt to John Fahey and other experimental guitarists who came to prominence in the 1960s.
We're now in one of those permissive eras, which Rose calls "the Third Wave" of legal gambling.
The music, most of all, brought back the era: Guns N' Roses; Wall of Voodoo; Kate Bush, slowed down into a voice-of-the-devil bass.
These steps, important though they are, are mainly about individual achievement; and the problem is that now, in this allegedly postracial era, the rose-tinted glasses of our diversity training are in fact blinding us to the reality for most black people – which has changed little in the intervening years.
