Sentence examples for green era from inspiring English sources

When in the supposedly green era of the 90s the NCC was further fragmented and deprived of resources and power, Moore was bewildered and profoundly disappointed.

Of course, there was that other era of life — the Kryolan neon pink, orange and green era that distinguished her and her eyes from a world of pop princesses in glitter.

The Baggy Green imperial era left two major scars on the collective cricketing consciousness of the nation: Calcutta in 2001 has made Australia deeply reluctant to enforce the follow-on; and Edgbaston in 2005, perhaps even more famously, has instilled in us a dread of winning the toss and sending the opposition in.

Greg's brother Chris has a band, the Prom Kings, that sounds like most other Green Day-era bands, i.e., like Green Day, i.e., not that bad.

As Kewaunee shuts, as Crystal River heads toward salvage, as No Nukes citizen action escalates, and as renewables and efficiency soar in performance and plummet in price, a green-powered era is dawning.

The term referred to the emotional performance of artists such as Fire Party and Thursday, though the thrashy, hardcore sound would be largely unrecognisable to modern-day disciples who seek out a poppier, more mainstream style – from bands such as Wheezer and Jimmy Eat World to American Idiot-era Green Day and Fall Out Boy.

As a young man he sang bass in the church choir, in the San Diego Bach Chorus, in choral workshops under Roger Wagner at San Diego State University, and in madrigal groups for "Dancing on the Green", an Elizabethan-era folk dancing event held in front of the Old Globe.

Perhaps I should have expected it in an era when green defeatism is rife.

Even in this era of green evangelism, Rogers is a genuine anomaly.

These and many other examples could mark the beginning of a new era of green financial reform.

The resemblance to bank services is unmistakable and Mr. Troughton was enthusiastic in describing what he sees as a new era for Green Dot's business.