Sentence examples for era to era from inspiring English sources

Terminology varies from team to team, from era to era.

Cultures do change from era to era, sometimes for the worse.

From era to era, Hollinghurst remains, for the most part, wonderfully precise.

Even the language we use to talk about storytelling shifts from era to era.

The market's relationship to the economy and to the political system is complex and varying from era to era.

But it allows one and all to jump from era to era, framing an event, a moment, a pitch in the deepest of contexts.

I prefer the Klopp era to be a new era.

Wambach is a thoroughly different player in a different era — partially her era, to be precise.

He was also interested in how classical literature transitioned from the manuscript era to the era of print.

As a manager, you've crossed the chasm from the industrial era to the Internet era.

In an On Baseball column last week, I compared the effects of the steroid era to the segregation era before 1947.