Sentence examples for esteemed era from inspiring English sources
If you were a teenage girl growing up in the esteemed era, you remember the quirky, fresh-faced Blossom and her slightly dysfunctional family.
Many of the exteriors were shot in Liverpool because of its abundance of Georgian-era architecture - a style venerable enough for an esteemed family in the Victorian era - and various stately homes in northwestern England stood in for Forsyte country houses.
Ms. Sherman-Palladino said that she always provided pitches and outlines well in advance, and that the industry's most esteemed show runners of that era were not expected to submit finished scripts.
But that does not justify removing it from St. Ignatius, "a beloved testimony to an era of Catholicism that is still highly esteemed".
This novel's narrator, based on Paul de Man, the esteemed scholar who was exposed after his death for writing anti-Semitic articles during the Nazi era, is an elderly widower living in California.
The example was set in this regard by an imperially sponsored classified anthology of all the esteemed writings of the whole Chinese heritage completed in 1407 under the title Yongle dadian ("Great Canon of the Yongle Era").
Even Michener, a man Drummond had read and esteemed highly, in part for having typed more than anyone on earth, except perhaps a few unsung women from the bygone era of the secretarial pool, was a clod at the keys.
Esteemed by various philanthropies.
(Sorry, esteemed President Petrov).
In this compact study, the esteemed sociologist Wilson and his colleague Taub gauge these changes in an effort to highlight "a major national challenge: the development of intergroup harmony in an era of rapid ethnic change".
