Sentence examples for significant eras from inspiring English sources

(Early on, Ashoona encouraged her daughter to draw, and her sons became sculptors). Like her mother, Napachie, who died in 2002, also straddled two significant eras during her 64 years: the traditional nomadic life of her early youth, followed by an adulthood spent almost entirely in Cape Dorset.

The cohorts included in this analysis spanned significant eras of the HIV epidemic including the introduction, increasing availability and improving efficacy of ART, progress which has had an enormous impact on morbidity and survival among people living with HIV.

Line: Colts by 7 1/2 The Jets and the Colts played a culturally significant, era-defining football game 41 years ago.

As he told the Pitchfork crowd during his gig, he views this time as the end of a significant era in his life and career.

"It is unlikely that anyone was in any doubt before, but this firmly establishes just what a significant, era-defining album X has become," said Martin Talbot, chief executive of Official Charts Company.

The Journals of Grace Hartigan, 1951 1955, edited by William T. La Moy and Joseph P. McCaffrey, reveal the inner workings of an artist and shed a fascinating light on a significant era in American painting.

The late antique period encompasses a significant transitional era in literary history from the mid-third century to the early seventh century.

July 1 often marks the end of prime mayfly season in the Delaware watershed, but this year it may signal the beginning of a far more significant new era for wild trout.

Reversing the ban is an easy way for Barack Obama to fulfill his commitment to transparency, score points with supporters and distance himself further from the Bush administration – even as he quietly maintains other, more significant Bush-era terrorism policies like extraordinary rendition and the state secrets privilege.

"The achievement of first light through the Dark Energy Camera begins a significant new era in our exploration of the cosmic frontier," said James Siegrist, associate director of science for high-energy physics at the US Department of Energy, which oversaw the instrument's construction.

Other significant Mississippian-era rock patches appear in two areas around the watershed.