Sentence examples for about two generations from inspiring English sources

I estimate it was sired about two generations ago by stir up the animals out of attack dog.

"I haven't been able to come up with one, and I suspect we're just not genetically programmed to worry about two generations downstream," he said.

IT may be only fitting that "Clybourne Park," a play about two generations of real-estate squabbles, had to fight to land a Midtown address.

There's a sense in which, by writing about Lizzy and Charlotte, Austen was writing about two generations of her own family.

The laws are believed to be about two generations older than the Code of Hammurabi; the differences between the two codes help illuminate the development of ancient law.

It will be "Everett Beekin," a new comedy by Richard Greenberg about two generations of an immigrant family and its life on two different coasts.

For his information, there are about three generations of contemporary African-American and Hispanic writers who have successfully captured the rhythms of jazz in their work.

The smaller N, the fewer generations lasts this similitude; say three generations for N = 10 and about six generations for N = 50.

This would take about ten generations, because three to four generations per year are seen in Fukaura)., we cannot exclude the possibility that the selection was carried out only in Fukaura without a founder effect.

It goes back about five generations.

Thus, about four generations of monarchs occur annually.