Sentence examples for a generation then from inspiring English sources

Then, in spring, "there's a generation, then another generation, then another generation.

If we play politics for a generation, then weeks like the one we've just come through will be normal, and all we'll be doing as a nation is responding to emergencies.

If anyone deserves to leave a lasting imprint on a generation, then it is this band of indomitable women who ended the night atop the podium, barely able to take in their achievement.

"Remember what the SNP used to say - the referendum was once in a generation, then it changed a little to once in a lifetime, then it was once every 15 years and now when you ask Ms Sturgeon about this her answers are all evasion.

A generation, then, is not set in stone by birthday.

If we can reach young men at an age when they're outraged by injustice, then maybe we can change a generation, and if we can change a generation, then we can change the issue".

If the Olympics can provide a kickstart, most pertinently to a new generation, then it will serve a worthwhile purpose.

If we hadn't actually had recent history to tell us the result, we might have wondered: could a society without writing really master it within a single generation?" Then, while observing the diversity of culture within traditional societies vis-a-vis WEIRD states (what a great acronym, non?

Presumably students of a new generation then go out into the commercial world armed with a higher moral vision.

Ms Yingluck is said to have been especially close to her.In a single generation then, the Shinawatras became Thailand's most successful political family, though these office-holding siblings were already continuing a family tradition.

To a certain generation, then, she's still not one of the cool kids.