Sentence examples for one era after from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Craig Unger wrote an even more controversial book, House of Bush, House of Saud, in which claimed that the Bush family and the Saud family have "dominated the world stage together in one era after another".

From the 1930s to the 1990s and beyond, he has been a keen and indefatigable observer of his nation and the ravishes of time it has lived through: it is all there one era after another in one tome after another, throbbing with life and immediacy.

Constantly refashioning her appearance through one era after another, Crawford was also the prototype of the modern celebrity (Madonna is the obvious heir) who places herself at the vanguard of current erotic taste and thereby becomes attractive and slightly threatening at the same time — a combination that no one can ignore.

For me there's only the one era, from 1958 to 1972, and then after that it stopped being Motown really.

One historical era after the next is on display at the V&A, with the bounty of Tudor regalia competing with Victorian flowers, Fabergé snuff boxes, streamlined 1920s pins, a 1950s "Sputnik" brooch, angular 1960s rings, droopy 1970s pendants and brash 1980s cuffs.

"One era closes and another opens today in Peru," Mr. Paniagua, 64, told a packed congressional chamber after he took the oath of office.

These are gradually changed from one era to another.

And all because of one era-shaping error after the global financial meltdown: in a crisis, you don't reflect on the nuances of public opinion, you shape it.

But for people born in the one-child era after 1980, that could mean caring for two parents and four grandparents by themselves.

A new generation of political journalists was taking over, one reared in the era after Watergate, when taking down a politician, any politician, was considered the pinnacle of a career.

The answer to that question appears to be Mattéo Guendouzi, the 19-year-old lifted from Lorient for £8 million who is being touted by some fans as a saviour, the next Pirlo and Petit combined, the man to lead Arsenal into a gilded new era, after just one competitive game.