Sentence examples for impressive era from inspiring English sources

Samardzija has just two wins this season with the Cubs despite posting an impressive ERA of 2.83, although that number has risen over a run during June, which has been a rocky month for the right hander.

All of these pitchers had fairly impressive ERAs before they came over from Japan, but of course, once they began in the MLB, the numbers inflated quite a bit.

deGrom was shut down by New York this week after the rookie reached his innings limit, finishing 2014 with an impressive 2.63 ERA to go along with a 9-6 record and 144 strikeouts in 140 innings.

Even with history made today, I'm sure there's already another milestone now in Serena's sights: Steffi Graf's impressive Open era record of 22 major titles.

In the impressive Hapsburg-era city hall sits a municipal assembly with powers that more closely resemble a sovereign state.

At 2 p.m., there's a trio of the pianist Dave Burrell, the bassist Reggie Workman and the drummer Charlie Persip -- impressive 60's-era musicians all; at 3 15 p.m., the trumpeter Tom Harrell's new quintet, followed by the Eric Alexander Quartet at 4 30 p.m. and Cyrus Chestnut's trio at 5 45 p.m.

It was quite a contrast with Mysore, an attractive city about 70 km away with an imposing maharaja's palace and some impressive Victorian-era architecture courtesy of the British.

During the European colonial era, impressive structures were erected too.

But not to disparage Bryant in any way – partly because doing so risks me being assassinated by a Bama fan – but Saban's mark is more impressive considering the era in which he has accomplished it.

Cruise plays the womanizing hair metal star, complete with an impressive physique and era-accurate tattoos.

"Darkest Hour" was better, and Gary Oldman made for an impressive and impressively made-up WWII-era Winston Churchill.