Sentence examples for showdown era from inspiring English sources
He's going to be willing to fight tooth and nail to put the budget-showdown-era behind us.
Alabama had been the last holdout on segregation among American universities; after the Kennedy-Wallace showdown, that era ended without a bang.
Others sketch out a vision of Britain commencing an era-defining showdown with the US, and reinventing itself as an impartial international mediator.
This will be backed up with oblique references to Clinton-era showdowns.
The first time came in late 2010, during a year-end showdown over the expiring Bush-era tax cuts.
On the eve of the first showdown vote on expiring Bush-era tax cuts, it's the Democrats who appear to be splintering.
He's 8-2 with an 0.81 ERA going into a showdown game against unbeaten Arcadia (23-0) on Tuesday night.
Scottish historian and archaeologist Neil Oliver said that the Battle of Brunanburh would "define the shape of Britain into the modern era", it was a "showdown for two very different ethnic identities – a Norse Celtic alliance versus Anglo Saxon.
The referendum's approval appears to reflect increased readiness by the Kremlin to resurrect Soviet-era symbols amid a showdown with the West over Ukraine.
They're focusing too intently on the particular weaknesses of President Obama's debate performance, rather than on the weaknesses in Obama-era liberalism that last Wednesday's Denver showdown left exposed.
