Sentence examples for become the third generation from inspiring English sources

"As a business model, I much prefer having nine holes," said John Smith, who at 34 has become the third generation in his family to run the Rip Van Winkle Country Club - known locally as the Rip.

Marco Andretti will on Friday become the third generation of the United States's most famous motor racing dynasty to make a formula one debut when he tests a Honda RA106 at Jérez prompting speculation that the grandson of the 1978 world champion, Mario, has his eyes firmly set on a grand prix racing future.

Yet when asked if his own son, already working at Sun Wah Group, will become the third generation of the family to run the firm, he's not sure.

My sons are involved in the production and we're hoping the grandchildren will become the sixth generation of Oldroyds here.

He said he was not like the fellows he met at West Point who seemed destined from birth to become the eighth generation of officers in their family.

One of every three American children is overweight or obese, leading some scientists to predict that today's youth could become the first generation to have shorter lives than the previous generation, according to the White House.

Given the explosion of diabetes, some epidemiologists worry that today's children could become the first generation in the modern era not to have longer life spans than its parents.

It begins as the Palestinian philanthropist Hind Husseini finds 55 orphans left destitute and traumatised by war in 1948, who become the first generation of thousands of girls she takes in to be educated at her school, Dar El-Tifl.

"Ab-Ex Re-Con" is not, it should be said, entirely devoted to recovering lost figures or devoid of those who were to become the first generation of American art stars.

But he brought people out of African countries, trained them through the Ph.D. level and instilled in them the pride and all the things needed to become the first generation of scholars in Ethiopia".

If he does take over from his father, he will become the fifth generation of his family to hold the publisher role since 1896, when Adolph Ochs acquired the newspaper.