Sentence examples for robust era from inspiring English sources

Mr. Canby's film work -- thousands of articles and essays that made up the bulk of his criticism -- was a virtual catalog of the cinematic arts in its most robust era, from the French New Wave and the rise of American independent cinema to the big-budget Hollywood blockbuster and the advent of videocassette recorders and 25-screen theaters.

This was also the dawn of a now-robust era of what are euphemistically termed "off-field incidents", when Wallabies players' regular experiments in public urination, ice-throwing, and assault of fans and taxi drivers came to dominate the media's coverage of the sport.

While he has distanced himself from President Clinton in several areas, he has of course fully embraced the robust Clinton-era economy.

In fairness, Andre's spell at the summit of celebrity has been impressively robust in an era when celebrities increasingly bounce back with the effectiveness of an absent-mindedly tossed squash ball.

(A notable exception is the springy "Backseat Freestyle," a robust accomplishment in any era).

"You have ebbs and flows in income when you're in a partnership, and there was a period of time when the income was not as robust in the post-1987 erandnd the early 1990's," Mr. Malloy explained recently.

He said an era of robust surpluses would enable the government to reduce taxes by that amount over 10 years and still spend all it needed to on education, prescription drugs and social programs.

In the most formal and comprehensive speech of his nascent presidency, Mr. Bush said a blessed era of robust surpluses would enable the federal government to reduce taxes by that amount over 10 years and still spend all that it needed to on education, prescription drugs and social programs.

A clutch of would-be Republican presidential candidates Rudy Giuliani is due next week have crossed the pond to touch the hem of Lady Thatcher's robe, seeing in her a living relic of what they now regard as a halcyon era of robust and not incompetent Anglo-American conservatism.

Just as the Arab boycotts of an earlier era spurred robust exploration in Alaska and the development of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, the recent oil price spike from 2004 to 2008 spurred an even more impressive expansion of domestic drilling across Texas, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Louisiana and in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

Mr Kagame has presided over an era of robust growth in Rwanda.