Sentence examples for forgotten era from inspiring English sources
It is a poignant memorial to her and to a forgotten era in the forgotten borough.
Compared with today's culture, that forgotten era seems like a very Arcadia.
But they are giving it kudos for unveiling a dark and largely forgotten era of Chinese history.
To us that's incredibly sad, because there's this whole forgotten era of music which was exceptionally good.
The atmosphere recalls a colonial setting, the style is confidently contemporary and the prices belong to a forgotten era.
| Jan . 5at 8 30: "Underground Dance Masters: Final History of a Forgotten Era" (2007, Thomas Guzman-Sanchez).
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The Bush administration's push for the Iraq War was in another, almost forgotten, political era.
Australia's Meow Meow, with whom Humphries shared the Sydney Opera House stage in 2013 presenting forgotten Weimar-era songs, has a "wonderful personality, which explodes on the stage.
A forgotten Soviet-era landmine has killed 10 Afghan schoolgirls and seriously injured another in a grim reminder of the ongoing impact of decades of war on the country.
Are we still in some strange way -- to bring back the long forgotten Bush-era phrase -- in a unipolar moment?
