Sentence examples for fruitful era from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it seems that the most fruitful era of the English language is already past.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn May 4, 2010 Sometimes it seems that the most fruitful era of the English language is already past.

Those who lived through that era are entitled to their nostalgia (it's no surprise that such a fruitful era gave rise to a great New Wave) — but nobody can blame the end of that era on Steven Spielberg or George Lucas or any cold-hearted distributors and producers, whether of the eighties or of today or even of that time.

(How apt that Meg Ryan, famed for simulating an orgasm on screen in a more fruitful era for Hollywood actresses, was spotted at a preview.) "In the Next Room" is a true novelty: a sex comedy designed not for sniggering teenage boys — or grown men who wish they were still sniggering teenage boys — but for adults with open hearts and minds.

While it was a fruitful era for ideas, and wonderfully geeky photo opportunities, it was a failure for a new generation of global companies.

The success of Hilbert space methods ushered in a very fruitful era for functional analysis.

It should have been the beginning of a fruitful new era.

All these developments make it a very exciting phase for bold entrepreneurs who want to build giants of the containerized era, and fruitful times for investors looking to partner with them.

Mutually beneficial information exchanges between different modeling groups will be required for future fruitful studies during the forthcoming era of global non-hydrostatic modeling.

Apparently this era was not very fruitful for literature either in Babylonia or in Assyria.

A walk through it leaves no doubt as to the accuracy of Valéry's prediction "that that period of thirty years will appear more fruitful and important than the famous era of romanticism, from 1825 to 1855".