Sentence examples for thrilling era from inspiring English sources

All in all, Talbot's tales capture the highs and lows of a thrilling era in filmmaking.

Susan Butler, whose mother was a pioneering pilot, recounted this thrilling era in "East to the Dawn: The Life of Amelia Earhart" (1997).

While American movie brats such as Coppola, Scorsese, Friedkin and Altman were making the 70s a thrilling era for movie-making, it turns out that this country had a part to play in it as well.

Such a coordinated effort could mark the start of a thrilling era in architecture and planning, in which the newest, most advanced technology breaks through the barriers that have long separated the designer's dream from the citizen's vision.

FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS, Pakistan has been living through a dangerous and thrilling era of popular agitation and spasmodic crackdown.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of that event and recently a clutch of silver-haired veterans of the administration of former Gov. Hugh Carey, who is widely credited with staving off that disaster, gathered to regale each other with anecdotes from that dire, thrilling era, and to ponder what lessons it has to offer this one.

Steely Dan could mean anything from measured optimism ("Can't Buy a Thrill" era) to mild despair ("Katy Lied").

Perhaps this is the start of a thrilling new era for the Tigers, with another new stadium scheme slipped quietly on to Wakefield Council's table (a 10,000-capacity ground at Five Towns Park).

Thanks to that old yarn about Pheidippides, the specter of sudden and noble death at the finish line thrilled Victorian-era sport fans.

Heavy-metal anthems such as "Shout at the Devil," "Girls, Girls, Girls" and "Kickstart My Heart" that thrilled Reagan-era teenagers and horrified their parents echo through the empty venue as dozens of crew members move heavy equipment, tweak sound levels and prepare the show's over-the-top pyrotechnics, which include a giant burning pentagram and a bass guitar that shoots flames.

And with the more established order of captain Harry Kane (25), Raheem Sterling (24), John Stones (24) and Marcus Rashford (21) all with glorious futures ahead of them under a manager unafraid to trust to England's younger brigade, there is the prospect that the next few months could be the start of a thrilling new England era.