Sentence examples for version of the era from inspiring English sources

The writers of "Mad Men," however, are telling an anti-Camelot version of the era.

Many of its interiors reflect a slightly altered but equally buoyant version of the era in which it was made.

It's like a Disneyland version of the era, with Firth and Law stuffed into the outsized costumes of literary greats.

To complete the homage to the Hollywood version of the era, see the white marble steps at Union Station where the famous shoot-out scene from The Untouchables (1987) was filmed; and the Blackstone hotel, where a ménage à trois between Capone, an underling and a baseball bat is said to have occurred.

The company originally had a line of four separate headsets, including the previous version of the Era, and now it has one – a bold choice for an accessory maker.

A similar version of the ERA legislation passed the Virginia Senate 2014, though the bill failed in the House of Delegates, which is more conservative.

All three of the domestic entries were conventional designs -- shrunken versions of the era's gargantuan sedans -- with their engines in front driving the rear wheels.

The costumes and furnishings, Biller's own handmade versions of the era's candy-coated extravagances, are as exquisitely arch and theatrical as the performances and the action, which — for all their comic exaggeration — echo with an uncanny symbolic power.

A 60-second version of the New Era commercial began appearing on Wednesday on funnyordie.com.

The snapshot version of the Bloomberg era in New York City is a picture of vast inequality paired with a kind of municipal callousness that mirrors similar tendencies which have cropped up all over the country in the past decade.

In the '00s, "24" offered an ultraparanoid version of the Bush era that legitimized torture as the primary means of dealing with a world in a constant state of crisis.