Sentence examples for a generation has found from inspiring English sources

A generation has found its voice.

Melissa Sullivan Boston, Oct. 10, 2007 • To the Editor: Maybe this generation has found a better way.

Every modern generation has found a Bosch to suit its fads and fancies.

"My sons and I joke that my generation has found and measured a lot of the environmental problems and degradation, and we hope that their generation will be the ones to come up with solutions," she says.

Charlene: Our generation has found itself in an age post-cult status of Rocky Horror.

In addition to this, Bate argued that "It is because "To Autumn" is so uniquely a distillation, and at many different levels, that each generation has found it one of the most nearly perfect poems in English.

All of them have brought their languages and cultures and religions and deities and each succeeding generation has found something to admire in the inheritance when they arrived.

Mendez muses on his techniques ("of course Pete Sheen is like Pete Doherty, but that hardly means he's supposed to be a cipher for him – I called him Pete because it suits the character") and proposes fake reviews ("The Heat generation has found its Bret Easton Ellis").

Because of tourism, Bocas' millennial generation has found work at home, as tour guides and service workers.

Research conducted by Seventh Generation has found the following "environmental savings statements" to be true: If every woman of menstruating age replaced one 16-count package of regular absorbency conventional cotton tampons with our organic cotton tampons, we could prevent 17,000 lbs of pesticides from polluting our rivers, lakes and streams.

It seems to me that in the same way that online Amazon-type ordering replaced Kay's and Littlewoods, the Blackberry Apps generation have found an online Innovations' catalogue: loads of stuff that looks impressive but ultimately gets used once and then forgotten about.