Sentence examples for be a young generation from inspiring English sources
"It seems to be a young generation," said the 21-year-old Darold Williamson, who won gold with the 4x400 relay team.
There may be a younger generation of listeners who have no idea that Albarn ever had anything to do with loud guitars and shouty anthems.
Sarpong said the closure of youth-orientated BBC3, which will save £15m to £20m, was "playing into the hands of John in the sense there will be a younger generation the BBC won't be relevant for.
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"This is a young generation; they drink to celebrate, not for nourishment".
"Whether it's Morgan, François, Maxime Médard, it's a young generation that has a lot of talent," Traille said.
There is a young generation of theatre artists for whom art and politics, or art and activism, have cohered.
"I think there's a young generation coming through which has a lot of quality, whether it's in sporting or human terms.
And I'm especially concerned that there's a young generation of African-Americans who have lost touch with one of the greatest contributions of black culture.
Until, that is, a young generation of activists emerged in Northern Ireland, inspired by the US civil rights movement and the radical protest movements fermenting across Europe.
"It is a young generation which is starting to assert itself," said Saint-André, who is well aware of the importance of not being carried away by the two home wins.
