Sentence examples for the wrong era from inspiring English sources
"The DJs were playing music from the wrong era".
I HAVE never been one of those people who feel they live in the wrong era.
Some players are said to have been born in the wrong era.
'Maybe I was just born in the wrong era, man,' he shrugs.
Maybe they were pitching in the wrong era; hitters seem more susceptible to being shut down these days.
In an out-of-touch-grandpa moment, he said tartly between songs, "I'm looking for a girl who's never used the word 'awesome.'" Wrong place, wrong era, pal.
Right Trial, Wrong Era Broadway, it is often said, has the best of everything: the best actors, the best writers, the best designers, the best directors.
(Wrong era, but you get it).
Playful, nauseatingly colourful and indisputably terrible, the Charlie's Angels movies were made at the wrong time, in an era when action was supposed to be dark and moody, not light and fluffy.
Breaking Toni Locy to set an example for journalists and as a warning to government officials not to talk confidentially with reporters sends exactly the wrong signals in an era of increasing government secrecy.
