Sentence examples for more modern era from inspiring English sources

The best rivalry in the more modern era has been — anybody remember hockey?

(Europe's hand would poke through, pulling Russia into a more modern era).

Close by are attached brick homes from a more modern era, some of which seem tiny beside glassy high-rises that have recently shouldered their way in.

Except for Adolph Kiefer of generations long gone or John Naber of a more modern era, Lenny Krayzelburg may well be, or may be on his way to becoming, the best male backstroke swimmer ever.

Which brings us to the familiar and more modern era of sci-fi and fantasy, ones filled with tricorders, lightsabers, dark lords in fiery mountain fortresses, and space cowboys.

Connecting this past to a more modern era, the Guimet presents photographs taken by French expeditions in 1907 and 1914 at the temple and tomb of Confucius at Chufu.

"It seems that they are being sort of dragged, reluctantly, into this new and more modern type of era," said Greg Kinczewski, general counsel for the Marco Consulting Group, which presented a shareholder proposal this year that would require that the company's chairman be an outside director.

The impact of architectural rendering grew even more pronounced in the modern era.

In the World Club Series we saw a lot of players in their prime, none more so than the modern era's Little Master, Johnathan Thurston.

Only Connecticut, at 13-9, has been better against the Lady Volunteers in 10 or more matchups in the modern era of women's college basketball.

Perhaps that makes her sound grand but she was just a bohemian from another era, more modern than the present in many ways, the unconventionality and delight in life not simply a posture but a hard won defiance.