Sentence examples for era roughly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scott, now 37, came of age in the "anti-fashion" era, roughly 1997 to 2001.

The information developed at this workshop will help OFES develop a plan for US fusion research during the ITER era, roughly the next two decades.

That's not to say there haven't been successful attempts to translate the tumultuous era — roughly 1954 to the early '70s — into coherent narratives.

The three playlists below are nothing more than a personal attempt to distil the best of that era – roughly 1988 to 91 – into an enjoyable sequence.

The database, at www.elon.edu/predictions, includes more than 4,000 predictive statements made by hundreds of technology specialists during the dawn of the Internet era -- roughly 1990-95.

He wisely focuses his attention on a densely packed era, roughly bordered by the English Civil War and the French Revolution.

Putting this all together, we see that Wikipedia's view of global history over the past thousand years falls into four eras roughly corresponding to major eras of human history, while its most recent era is linked to Wikipedia itself.

Mr. Mitchell said "baseball's steroids era" started roughly in 1988.

His book is rich in nuggets that bring the era, from roughly 1910 to the mid-1960s, vividly to life.

Actually, such collaboration was standard practice in New York during the American Renaissance the era covering roughly 1880 to 1930.

Indeed, throughout the republican era (until roughly the end of the first century bc), Roman assemblies were held in the very small Forum at the centre of the city.