Sentence examples for five generations old from inspiring English sources

Congress is more than a century and five generations old, the PPP just two generations and four decades.

Five generations old wild-type cells lacking plasmids did not show such changes (see Figure 9).

(The Nakamura Kabuki dynasty is nineteen generations old).

Jazz is essentially four generations old and India has third generation Jazz musicians.

"Everything about the way it connects people is three or four generations old.

The fortune was only three generations old and the title even more recent.

These changes help to modernise a game now two generations old, but even without such revisions, Ocarina feels timeless.

Also, to be sure, the fight over the Bush judges reflects the legal battle — two generations old and counting — over abortion.

It has the names of six people who wore it on a little piece of paper that's kept with it in a bag, so it's at least six or seven generations old.

Cruise's test vehicles, which are now three generations old, have also been assembled at the Orion facility.

Windows 7, about to be two generations old, only has so much life left in its support calendar.