Sentence examples for from an era of from inspiring English sources

We just emerged from an era of spectacularly reckless lending.

"It comes from an era of great change.

Shareholders have duly benefited from an era of extremely high returns.

The Greens emerged in the 1970s, from an era of protest untypical of orderly West Germany.

"We have moved from an era of repression to one of pressure," he laments.

Perhaps only Jorge Lorenzo can save MotoGP from an era of Marquez monopoly.

He comes from an era of people who sing songs about change and want to engage".

"I come from an era of being brought up on Channel 4 Racing," he says.

Howe was a proper, old football name from an era of endless Dons, Rons, Billies and Bobbies.

Jay Gilbert said: "We're evolving from an era of shareholder capitalism to an era of stakeholder capitalism.

As with our media, we've passed from an era of bulk industrial selection to finely honed choice.