Sentence examples for era time from inspiring English sources

A Man of His Era Time the imprisoner.

All were grappling with some of religion's big questions in the post-World War II era, Time said: Would the center hold if people stopped believing?

It thinks modern lifestyles dangerous with toxins and poisons all around us, invisible horrors in the air and water unknown to a purer, better era (time unspecified).

In the New Yorker, Pauline Kael swatted it aside as "a crock … the opening salute of the Bush era"; Time called it "the male weepie at its wussiest"; the Nation said "it gives wish fulfilment a bad name".

A REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA time traveler would have no trouble finding his bearings in the center of Shrewsbury, N.J.

Doubles from around £80, breakfast from around £3 With cascades of marble and sprays of orchids, this Ginza hotel is an opulent, bubble-era time capsule.

I suffer a few setbacks — that midterm business, a bad debate — and you start panicking about how some stuffed-suit corporate raider who stepped out of an Eisenhower-era time capsule is going to beat cool, multiracial, 21st-century ME.

The law "is stuck in a Jim Crow-era time warp," said Edward P. Blum, director of the Project on Fair Representation, a small legal foundation that helped organize the suit.

By this I do not mean that the UN Security Council a body that in its structure and rules too often appears frozen in a cold war-era time warp should have a veto over our actions.

Run by a German tech firm (its business built on collecting data about people's viewing habits), JustWatch's website functions roughly like a VOD-era Time Out or Radio Times.

THE LOCATION Setting the scene in a parking lot with empty stores emphasized the recession-era time period, evoked not just by a "Going Out of Business" sign in a store window, but also by periodic news reports on TV and radio throughout the movie.