Sentence examples for yet another era from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, Alan Moore's seminal Watchmen series jolted comic books into yet another era, a period sometimes known as the "dark age".

With the fall of the wall in 1989, yet another era began for Berlin and its culture, one that has rivaled or outshone the Weimar years and continues unabated to this day.

Mr. Bullen, whose 65 years show only in his neatly trimmed salt-and-pepper hair, mused on times past and present, and wondered if Al's Men's Shop would survive yet another era: He is unsure if he will be able to afford his rent if it goes up when his lease ends next year.

What is different about this piece is that its two antagonists — feuding former partners in vaudeville who have avoided each other for 11 years but are forced to reunite when a network wants to include one of their routines in a variety special — are outgrowths of yet another era of comedy where Mr. Simon cut his teeth as a young writer at Sid Caesar's table.

In a bid to persuade Bosh to stay, Colangelo overhauled the team roster for the 2009 10 season, but Bosh signed with the Miami Heat in July 2010, ushering in yet another era of rebuilding for the Raptors.

Stefano Pilati has been the company's creative director for the past decade, defining yet another era with his analytic eye for design and plainspoken opinions about fashion's place in modern culture.

Optimist A fresh face for (yet another) fresh era, Howe is easily England's most impressive young manager.

On Monday, they dismissed General Manager Omar Minaya and Manager Jerry Manuel and began the too-familiar process of ushering in yet another new era.

On Saturday, the basket case that the London Broncos have become after years of appalling mismanagement launched yet another new era, this time at The Hive in Barnet.

That effort, plus the point they got in the standing, will have to be enough for the first day of yet another Rangers' era.

It's the end of yet another tech era.