Sentence examples for era which from inspiring English sources

Did she really view her era, which was marked by wars and battling ideologies, as "progressive"?

We were in a new era, which 10 years later we are still trying to define.

Then came the boutique-hotel era, which moved lodgings from mass production to couture.

But the Levine era, which started so brilliantly, amid such promise, will end this September.

"The printed Versace shirt belongs to an era, which is early nineties," Donatella told me.

The schisms of that era, which stretched from 1964 to 1985, live on here.

They are born from an era which gives them entitlement which the rest of us aren't.

The Bill Parcells era, which relied heavily on older veterans, may finally be over.

They believe that a new era, which some are calling Web 2.0, is here.

This walk takes you over Wales's oldest rocks – from the Precambrian era – which dominate the peninsula.

It is now Year 7 of the planning era, which runs through 2008.