Sentence examples for by two generations from from inspiring English sources
(Rachel Saltz) 'Farm Boy' Leaping ahead by two generations from "War Horse," this sequel by the novelist Michael Morpurgo, adapted and directed for the stage by Daniel Buckroyd, casts its elegiac gaze over vanishing agricultural traditions in rural England.
(Ken Jaworowski) 'Farm Boy' (closes on Sunday) Leaping ahead by two generations from "War Horse," this sequel by the novelist Michael Morpurgo, adapted and directed for the stage by Daniel Buckroyd, casts its elegiac gaze over vanishing agricultural traditions in rural England.
Of the 249 selected progenitors (from generation G0 to G6), S2 seeds (produced by two generations of selfing) from 229 progenitors were evaluated in a 2 years field trial (in 2004 and 2005) at Gif-sur-Yvette (France) following the procedure described in [ 46].
There were no subtle mastery, no acute opening day strokes to be admired in memory by middle-aged fans two generations from now.
I found that her response spoke volumes about the distance traveled economically and culturally by the Khmers themselves in two generations from the killing fields to Ballroom 3. Well, yes, she said, after work, after a long day, she did in fact like to settle down to a drink.
Race was identified by self-report and a questionnaire that traces ethnicity back two generations from the parents.
Run by three generations of women from the same family, The White Horse offered some of the best conditions to work in for strippers.
The 100 Art Nouveau objects, from Tiffany lamps to vases, are in the International Terminal, as are 18 quilts stitched by three generations of a family originally from Mississippi.
I've chosen to share with you three resources that were developed by three "generations" representing three perspectives -- from senior executives to the Gen Y'ers (1980s/ 1990s) to college kids.
Extrapolation showed that DS would be zero at around 46% WSI. Figure 6 shows DS for populations that were bred for five generations as the standard population followed by five generations OCS based on kinship calculated from pedigrees with different percentages of MPI.
Since the road first opened, three generations of subcontractors — appointed by three generations of politicians — have made their livings from it.
