Sentence examples for era well from inspiring English sources

Vintage pictures of Sinatra and old Jersey City conjure an era well before, uh, November.

He displaces his anger at current American politics on an era well beyond living memory.

Though it looks perfectly innocent, in 1827, as the English of the era well knew, it was the site of the murder of a woman named Maria Marten.

Although a few groups of pteridosperms persisted from the late Paleozoic Era well into the Mesozoic, the common cycadophytes of the latter ages were members of the Cycadeoidophyta (also known as Bennettitophyta).

They are well represented in the later Mesozoic Era, well into the Cretaceous Period (about 145.5 to 65.5 million years ago), by members of the genus Cycadeoidea, which had rather squat, barrel-shaped, unbranched trunks and once-pinnate compound leaves.

When he departed Rafael Benitez, with whom he had an awkward relationship, was still in charge but now with a new era well under way with Dalglish the former Manchester City forward could not wait to move back to Merseyside.

During Leiden's golden era, well-to-do individuals -- some getting on in years and worried about the salvation of their souls -- built small houses where elderly poor people could live for free.

The progressive era welled up in the last decade of the nineteenth century because millions of Americans saw that wealth and power at the top were undermining American democracy and stacking the economic deck.

BP made a fortune in Russia by applying Western oil field techniques to Soviet-era wells and infrastructure, which worked well despite BP's blundering technical reputation after the Gulf of Mexico spill.

Other units were standardized during this era as well.

Yet the champion of the PC era trails well behind Google.