Sentence examples for era yes from inspiring English sources

In my era, yes, he was the best.

The rerelease of classic Warner Bros. shorts has topped the wish lists of film fans since the beginning of the DVD era — yes, even more than the collected slapstick comedies of Sylvester Stallone.

It is undoubtedly the best elevator revenge thriller of the modern era (yes, even better than Devil).

Like many musicians of the post-music era (yes, that's a term I made up), Avicii's songs are extremely popular—"Wake Me Up" has been streamed over 400 million times on Spotify alone but they essentially function as marketing materials meant to help drum up interest in his live shows, which, along with brand endorsements, Billboard estimated earned him $24 million in 2014.

How is that different from writing a Broadway score?" Can he remember any of his mix tapes from that era? "Yes.

At the Laurie Beechman Theater, a 100-seat space in Clinton, the actress Emily Bergl began a recent evening by asking the audience, "Do you ever feel you were born in the wrong era?"  "Yes!" shouted the crowd.

Michael Arenella, the Clark Gable look-alike bandleader added to the experience by speaking in the soft affect of the era (and yes, I do realize Clark Gable became famous a decade later).

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.

Yes, yes, oh, yes!