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Because I think we're in a new era where everyone has to give a little bit.

If he couldn't go out his way, the new era would simply have to wait.

Together they would lead the way to a new era.

Both men probably wanted to make sure the new era started off right.

And what, is this really a new era of the world's technology?

This change was to mark a new era in his writing career.

If this is done, then the church will certainly begin a new era.

In 1968 the club was set for a great new era.

"I think everybody is looking forward to a new era."

Rather, he said, a new era in the movement is beginning.

In the last act, we had found a new life together.

Day one of my new life, I said to myself.

She got on with trying to make sense of her old life, while they made new lives for themselves.

But his example has given the Chief a new life.

He wants them to run away and begin new lives together.

She has not even given her new life a chance.

Home looks like a new life, but I haven't given up on the old one.

But its coming had put a new life into him.

A week ago she had set out to begin a new life.

What sort of a new life can you and I look forward to?

A new standard epoch is chosen about every 50 years.

The first vintages of the new epoch, beginning in the mid-80's, showed promise but little more.

The Empire stands at the threshold of a new epoch in its development.

As for me, I had, purely by chance, arrived at the dawn of a new epoch in this extraordinary nation's history.

"It is true that in our view Reagan created a new epoch," he said.

A new epoch in literature dates from the Revolution of 1383-1385.

His advent marked a new epoch for the Jewish community there.

A new epoch in the history of the theatre started in 1896.

Indeed, this work may be said to have introduced a totally new epoch in nuclear research.

His work has also been said to contain ideas associated with the new epoch in art called 'Metamodernism'.