| enter era | 2.50 | Now, however, Qurei has entered another era. | ||
| end era | 2.04 | It was the whisper that ended an era. | ||
| define era | 1.25 | He certainly was dominant and defined his era. | ||
| evoke era | 0.86 | A review of the files evokes that era. | ||
| dominate era | 0.53 | Dominate an era, and the dynasty tag follows. | ||
| herald era | 0.53 | U.S.-Japanese business partnerships may herald era of trade peace. | ||
| recall era | 0.53 | Rowdy civilian guards at Indonesian assembly recall Suharto era. | ||
| represent era | 0.53 | These buildings represent an era of flourishing growth. | ||
| compare era | 0.46 | Everybody is comparing eras. | ||
| bring era | 0.39 | Sixteen years later, her funeral would bring an era to a sad close. | ||
| reflect era | 0.39 | He explains why the items pictured reflect the era the painting depicts. | ||
| launch era | 0.26 | Young king, an enigma to all, launches new era, raises questions. | ||
| remember era | 0.26 | That era is already remembered with deep nostalgia. | ||
| span era | 0.26 | They spanned two eras of the game in this country, the rising superstar and the old caddie. |