Sentence examples similar to from early era from inspiring English sources

Problematic batches from earlier eras are missing.

David Nasaw, a historian who has written biographies of Andrew Carnegie and Joseph P. Kennedy — two influential plutocrats from earlier eras in U.S. history — agrees.

When works from earlier eras were revived, how much of the original were dancers performing and audiences watching?

They have played more than any men in the Open era, though less than rivals from earlier eras like Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall, the Australians who played more than 100 times.

There are, in general, three ways that opera buffs typically encounter English versions of European-language librettos from earlier eras, which were mostly written in verse.

Some of the sport's greats from earlier eras now realize they likely raced at dangerous speeds with a serious head injury.

To many people, what really distinguishes today's world economy from earlier eras' is the extent to which national economies are interwoven.

Veterans who meet those two criteria will automatically be given "presumptive status," which had been given to veterans from earlier eras with certain diseases.

Contrasting the mission with human explorations from earlier eras, for example, Pyne writes that Voyager was "a modernist machine loosed onto the cosmos.

Was this kind of renewal possible only in New York, or have other cities revived their downtowns by renovating theaters from earlier eras?

FILM NEWARK Newark Museum Newark Black Film Festival, a showcase for films focused on the concerns of contemporary African-Americans, as well as the African-American experience from earlier eras.