Sentence examples for that epoch from inspiring English sources

That epoch is over, that innocence lost.

Springsteen's eponymous album was all the rage in that epoch.

(On a Viennese note of that epoch, the pencil-outlined fingers faintly suggest claws).

Hitchens says "we of that epoch sort of compete as to who invented Francis.

"Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" creaks and glistens in the bleak midwinter of that epoch.

(Arbus was far from the only bruised daredevil of that epoch to have crashed in the early seventies).

Nothing else in that epoch of applied Cubism — think of the airy expansiveness of a Robert Delaunay — really compares.

"There's no doubt we were ill-prepared, as a game, to capitalise on that epoch-making success," concludes Hopley.

That epoch-making haircut, complete with wispy, Bowie-ish glam, was nevertheless present at the opening, on the head of a thirty-two-year-old man.

He notes that epoch-ending political shifts, like the French and American revolutions, were motivated in large part by fiscal questions.

The first level is the epoch availability, indicating whether there is outage for that epoch.