Sentence examples for a generational changing from inspiring English sources

"There's a generational changing of the guard.

Most likely, we are seeing the results of a generational changing of the guard among opinion formers.

The new man's arrival represents not only a generational changing of the guard but also a kind of personality transplant for the office of archbishop.

In a generational changing of the guard, Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, 37, will become the publisher of The New York Times on Jan . 1

When she leaves on Friday — of her own accord: she was not pushed — she will be another sign that celebrity-oriented television is undergoing a generational changing of the guard, with Oprah Winfrey and Regis Philbin leaving the stage, and Barbara Walters giving up her Oscar special in February.

Suddenly tennis has four potential male Grand Slam winners, not to mention a sense of a generational changing of the guard in the women's game, where Britain's Laura Robson (below), only 18 and with no real tournament history, also has the talent to appear in a major final along the way.

Rather, it is a generational change.

I don't represent a generational change".

It comes with a generational change".

Following the recent death of Torrance manager Mary-Lou Weiss, this move represents a significant generational changing of the guard for farmers market management in southern Los Angeles County.

THE generational changing of the guard at the tradition-minded BBDO Worldwide accelerated yesterday with the unexpected departure of a longtime creative leader, Ted Sann.