Sentence examples for prime era for from inspiring English sources

The 1940s and '50s were the prime era for Hollywood musicals and no filmmaker contributed more to the magic than Donen.

Part of that generational change was the decision last week to end Bill O'Reilly's reign at Fox News, a departure that signals a new era for prime-time cable news.

"Mostly just prime-era stuff," he reported.

Spanish prime minister Jose Zapatero Obamaa's victory "opens a new era for dialogue in international relations".

Speaking at Heathrow ahead of her first international conference since becoming prime minister, she insisted it was a "golden era" for UK-China relations.

The four-day visit had been publicly touted as a huge success by Britain and China, and Prime Minister David Cameron hailed this as a "golden era" for Chinese-British relations.

The moral and political will that characterized the era for which the act has stood as a prime symbol may have run its course.

In time, history will also register the Cameron era for another constitutional shake-up – one that the former prime minister will feel far better about.

Outgoing prime minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, who threw his weight behind Mohamud's candidacy, said the result heralded a new era for Somali politics.

(This is a grand era for thumbs).

A new era for financial services.