Sentence examples for a change of generations from inspiring English sources

Time has brought a change of generations.

"It's time," said Vidic, 29, "for a change of generations".

"The World Cup was a big blow but we had a change of generations in that period," said Corluka.

There is no doubt that there is a change of generation at Valentino.

A change of generation ReprintsThe case against Mr Andreotti was based largely on circumstantial evidence.

A change of generation ReprintsOnly the parties of the extreme right, with whom Mr Chirac will have no truck, are definitively outside the fold.

A change of generation Reprints Related items Electricity in Russia: Playing the systemNov 21st 2002 Natalie WragaNov 21st 2002Though cramped, living conditions are not so bad.

Radomir Diklic, who runs the independent news agency, Beta, says the opposition needs new faces and a change of generation, and notes that one such fresh face, 36-year-old Goran Svilanovic, is running advertisements to promote himself that way.

A change of generation Reprints Related items New fiction: Coming homeFeb 14th 2002It is still rare for a German to take a public look at the second world war from a German perspective.

A change of generation Reprints Related items The Prestige oil spill: A game of consequencesNov 21st 2002 The loss of Prestige: Once more, a breachNov 21st 2002But the costs already incurred by Spain's fishermen are real; so too the risk to next year's tourism, not least in the celebrated rias, the beautiful inlets along the coast of southern Galicia.

ATTENBERG (2010, 95min Director: Athina Rachel TsangariCountry: GreeceTsangari's ATTENBERG is a fun melding of (new) Nouvelle Vague, musical, melodrama, and nature documentary, symbolically visualizing a change of generation and perspective as a father and daughter gently negotiate their individual rites of passage.