Sentence examples for like an era from inspiring English sources

"I just feel like an era has ended with his passing.

"It's like an era is slowly slipping away," said Mr. Benbough, 54.

Air freight is expensive, especially in what is looking — despite fracking — like an era of sustained high fuel costs.

The Nets' only victory against the Celtics, in their second game of the season, seems like an era ago.

With Johnson this starts to look like an era, or at least a trend or a nouvelle vague.

For the longest time, that's what the memory of my high school years felt like: an era belonging not to me, but to my "normal" classmates.

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"Ringu" felt like an era-defining scare picture: whispers about its imminent remake have been drifting through chat rooms since word of its existence first made it to America.

McEnroe said he would like to build an era of dominance.

Just like that, an era of women's Olympic basketball was over.

As Jill Krementz demonstrated in "The Writer's Desk," William Styron requires No. 2 pencils and yellow legal pads, and John Ashbery likes a Depression-era Royal manual typewriter.