Sentence examples for the same era of from inspiring English sources

The ties between film and flight go deep, the two born in the same era of clanking innovation.

The same era of opportunity allowed me to get a scholarship to Walden, a progressive Upper West Side private school that Mr. Brooks might say was "hippie".

Along the way, Reynolds traverses much the same era of American history recently chronicled by Daniel Walker Howe's Pulitzer Prize-winning "What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848" and Walter A. McDougall's "Throes of Democracy: The American Civil War Era, 1829-1877," but he does so with his own unique stamp.

Ms. Hammer enjoys the comic effect of cutting between censorious "social guidance" films (there's one in which the narrator sternly warns girls against forming "too close" friendships) and the forbidden imagery of grainy pornographic films from the same era of women making love.

Not to mention we're both the same age, and grew up in the same era of Madonna, My Little Pony, and Wonder Woman.

Jeff Sonas, the author of the website "Chessmetrics", rates Alekhine as the sixth highest peak strength, relative to other players of the same era, of all-time on the basis of comparable ratings.

They say his situation has nothing in common with those of Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Tom Petty, the Eagles and other pop stars of the same era, some of whom are beginning to invoke termination rights on their recordings or compositions.

"Ahí está el Detalle" ("That's the Point") is a zany farce about class and marital conflict from 1940 that bears a passing resemblance to Hollywood studio comedies of the same era: a hint of Cukor, a dash of Lubitsch, a liberal sprinkling of Preston Sturges.

In addition to the wild west, he has plundered the depression (for Loon Lake and World's Fair), the gangsterism of the same era (Billy Bathgate), and turn-of-the-century expansionism (Ragtime).

But whereas, in so many US films of the same era, the force of desire and its emotional energy are urging characters and audiences to break out, so Lean is bringing restraint and self-effacement into his films.

Bettis simply had the misfortune of playing in the same era as some of the greatest running backs ever.