Sentence examples for younger era from inspiring English sources

The younger era began about 135 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period and reached its peak approximately 2.6 to 65.5 million years ago, during the Paleogene and Neogene periods of the Cenozoic Era.

She was trying to answer a preposterous question: Can putting someone's mind in a younger era cause their body to follow?

He is the last of the Elway-Montana-Young era of Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks.

Many locals own properties covered by subsidised federal flood insurance, and live in terror of a 2012 law (now partly delayed) that would allow many premiums to rise closer to market rates ie, to make people with beachfront homes pay the full cost of them rather than dumping the bill on taxpayers.All that prompts nostalgia for the Young era.

What we saw this year was that the young voters New Era registered and encouraged to vote did indeed participate at impressive levels.

Positioning it for a new era, young ladies in Einstein wigs and mustache get-ups handed out promotion cards to curious hipsters on Hollywood Boulevard.

For example in 2008, of the more than 11,000 young people New Era Colorado registered to vote, 88.5percentt of them actually voted.

Once his contract has expired this summer, much like Esteban Cambiasso and Christian Chivu, the 34-year-old will be moved on as the Italians look to herald a new era of younger talent.

But behind the dolce vita of the elegant new era, the young husband, who was now also a father with two sons and a daughter, could never forget the horrors that had taken place less than a decade before, claiming the lives of 55,000 airmen in Bomber Command.

The battle scenes — harrowing and bloody — are unquestionable technical achievements, though the film's style harks back to the swelling music and emotional bombast of Gibson's "Forever Young -era glorYoung -era

It may be a small deal, but it contains a lot of history of the (still relatively young) Internet era.