Sentence examples for dying generation from inspiring English sources
Boutique hotel operators say that traditional luxury hotels are still dinosaurs of a dying generation.
The victim's nearest living relatives were part of a dying generation, and the opportunity to obtain the best genetic and historical information about the victims would soon die with them.
Nowadays they're celebrations and echoes of the everyday working lives of a dying generation of American roadhouse musicians -- bluesmen and Tex-Mex balladeers, country singers, rockabilly madmen and crooning would-be paramours.
Both Andermatt and Gran Canaria struck me as crumbling vestiges that signify a dying generation of tourism the type of vacation destinations that present-day visitors still book through a travel agent.
So I suppose, in many ways, "PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE CAR AND PREPARE TO DIE" acts as a sort of final rallying cry from a slowly fading and dying generation.
– Those dying generations — at their song, The salmon faults, the MacWorld crowded seas, Fish, flush, or file, commend all summer long.
When a person of the next generation dies, the first generation shifts to heaven and unites with God, so Shraddha offerings are not given.
It was thought to have died a generation ago.
The latter interpretation assumes rather longer timescales: each instance of strategy adjustment represents a new generation of agents coming into the population, with the old generation dying simultaneously.
"I saw everyone from my generation dying off," she says.
