Sentence examples for English generation from inspiring English sources

There has been plenty of that, of course, since Rooney's eruption as the bustling young prodigy of Everton and, if he showed superb quality in the 2004 Euros in Portugal, the rest has been intermittent brilliance sandwiched between growing evidence that the player of his English generation, and potentially a member of the world elite, had entered decline.

Rooney, the most exquisite player of an English generation, has resisted all attempts to polish his working-class roots away; he is, ultimately, just a half-shy lad from Croxteth who has scored more goals for Manchester United than anyone, ever, has scored more goals for England than anyone, ever, and stamped on Ricardo Carvalho's balls once.

This story entered into folk legend for future English generations.

Dr. Samuelson once said that had the early works of Dr. Allais been available in English, "a generation of economic theory would have taken a different course".

According to Samuelson, "Had Allais's earliest writings been in English, a generation of economic theory would have taken a different course".

They conclude that although Hispanic-Americans, particularly those who live close to the border, may continue to speak their original language (usually along with English) a generation longer than other groups have tended to do, "by any standard, linguistic assimilation is widespread".

I've been teaching English to that generation of Asians who haven't been faced with the same kind of political turmoil as their parents' generation.

And he led the creation of the Brotherhood's Web sites in Arabic and English, spawning a generation of bloggers.

"It was always a joke of one of my friends," he says, "that my dad must have been a spy because he had that English, of that generation, George Smiley-type conventional exterior".

"The profile of the first generation English learner is a bit schizophrenic, because they think and feel in their maternal language but need to use English in their professional world," she said.

"Jenssen represents one of the most subtle, yet powerful artists of his generation," English says.