Sentence examples for a generation change from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a generation change," he says.

However, a generation change can happen awfully fast in the Internet age, as the switch to Java has shown.

"I don't think one loss should be an indication that it's a generation change or South African cricket is in trouble.

Anticipating the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls in early 2012, the SP underwent a makeover and a generation change, spearheaded by Yadav's son, Akhilesh Yadav.

Saudi Arabia under the leadership of King Salman has embarked upon a program of reform and self-redefinition that if successful will in less than a generation change it beyond recognition.

Nowadays, only hardcore purists still try to paint trains.Today it is in a generation change, says Jim Rockwell, one of the founders of End of The Line, a commercial street art and graffiti company.

Change depends not upon a supply of solutions, but on a strong enough coalition for a once-in-a-generation change.

"Pragmatically we have to welcome the commission as a once-in-a-generation change to get cross-party consensus around some rational and independent evaluation of the options".

For Mr. Obama, the loss is especially stinging because it came after the national revulsion at the schoolhouse slaughter in Newtown raised hopes for a once-in-a-generation change.

They reflected a once-in-a-generation change: "G.M.A.," which had lost to "Today" for 852 straight weeks before notching a one-week win in April 2012, has taken a decisive lead among total viewers, with an average of 5.3 million viewers on a typical weekday.

How were they dressing?" What he and his team discerned was a once-in-a-generation change in the basic shape of a man's suit, from a boxy design meant to conceal the body to a fitted look meant to reveal it.