Sentence examples for been here for a generation from inspiring English sources

Africa is here, has been here for a generation.

I define locals, for the record, as those of us who have been here for a few generations and plan to stay.

To be an American, whose family has been here for a few generations or more, is to understand that slavery has played some direct role in shaping who you are.

"'Traditional' North Carolinians refers to North Carolinians who have been here for a few generations," Tillis campaign Communications Director Daniel Keylin told Talking Points Memo in a piece published Tuesday.

Canadians who have been here for generations and people who have been here for a short period of time," Cukier said of the volunteers and donors.

"They're pushing people who have been here for generation after generation out of New York," she added, "so I hope the next president takes those issues and hopefully takes a stand for people here in the United States.

They may think of an immigrant's child or a citizen whose family has been here for generations, an urban dweller or a country type.

"The needs of the refugee community may be different than a community that has been here for several generations," Yoo said.

Folks whose families have been here for generations and want a quiet rural retirement like it that way.

His wife's family have been here for three generations.

Many families have been here for several generations.