Sentence examples for segregated times from inspiring English sources

Harry Cohn died in 1958 — he had his first heart attack, it was said, when he learned that Ms. Novak was dating Sammy Davis Jr., a brave transgression in those segregated times — just as his kind of Hollywood was entering its final decline.

It was in segregated times".

After finishing up his baseball career in Mexico City and the American minor leagues, Coleman went home to Orlando, Fla., where he had grown up in more segregated times.

"This was the place during segregated times".

Open every day 3pm-2am The Victory Grill opened in 1945, back when E 11th Street was the heart of Austin's "Chitlin' Circuit" – a name used to describe the network of clubs across the country that welcomed African American performers at a deeply segregated time.

Compare the portrayal of these men to the inspiring true story of the women mathematicians featured in Oscar-nominated Hidden Figures, women who succeeded against great odds — in a deeply segregated NASA, at a deeply segregated time in American history — in helping to launch John Glenn into space.

We find no evidence that the Internet is becoming more segregated over time.The internet, if anything, provides a counter to the more ideologically homogeneous circles of friends, families, and colleagues in which we operate daily.

Both response components were tuned to the same frequency range, but were clearly segregated in time.

Molt and breeding or migrating are often segregated in time to reduce their impacts on daily energetic demands and flight performance, especially in small temperate land birds [8] and, when molt temporally overlaps breeding or migrating, fitness conflicts are suggested by prolonged molts of low intensity [9].

In general, in deployed Australian Army formations, soldiers were not segregated by time in military service.

These chromosomes must be duplicated and the copies need to be segregated every time cells divide.