Sentence examples similar to to be era from inspiring English sources

Because, let's face it: The era of Big Data is upon us, and it turns out to be the era of Big Snooping.

That would shift the Internet back toward the "information wants to be free" era.

That said, it was a blast watching Liverpool pretend to be Galacticos era Madrid this season.

In professional sports, this seems to be the era of the comeback.

IF everyone was an artist in the '90s, this is shaping up to be the era of the events producer.

But, it is likely to be an era accompanied by its own set of challenges and perils.

"It's going to be an era of lower returns, thinner profits and fewer jobs," Dr. Hughes said.

Capra's voice emerged during an American crisis that somehow managed also to be an era of American self-confidence.

By John Updike The New Yorker, January 18 , 1964P. 23 This seems to be an era of gratuitous inventions & negative improvements.

The New Yorker, January 18 , 1964P. 23 This seems to be an era of gratuitous inventions & negative improvements.

"It's going to be new era of English cricket.