Sentence examples for for continuing generations from inspiring English sources

"It's really good for the soil, it's really good for continuing generations of farming practice.

Five royal birthdays are to be feted at a gala given by Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Wednesday night, but the celebrator who is the hope for continuing generations of the beleaguered British monarchy will be marking his 18 years less ceremoniously.

This tool was left as a permanent resource to the school for continuing work with future generations.

"I'm so excited to be carrying on in Dad's footsteps and making sure that everything he worked so hard for continues for the generations to come," said Bindi, speaking of her father Steve Irwin, who died in 2006 from a stingray barb.

Continue like that and soon the money runs dry when it isn't balanced by continued proper investment and consideration for continued sustaining of the income generation potential of your initial million or so.

(Karen Rosenberg) ★ Brooklyn Museum Lifefe, Death and Transformation in the Americas' (continuing) For generations, one of the first things visitors to Brooklyn Museum encountered was the Hall of the Americas, the two-story rotunda right off the main lobby.

(Holland Cotter) ★ Brooklyn Museum Lifefe, Death and Transformation in the Americas' (continuing) For generations, one of the first things visitors to Brooklyn Museum encountered was the Hall of the Americas, the two-story rotunda right off the main lobby.

Museums ★ Brooklyn Museum Lifefe, Death and Transformation in the Americas' (continuing) For generations one of the first things visitors to Brooklyn Museum encountered was the Hall of the Americas, the two-story rotunda right off the main lobby.

"It helps lay the groundwork for survival and success that will continue for generations," she said, "and we are so pleased to have MSNBC as a partner in this campaign to give as many children as possible a head start".

[10] This passing of the name from person to person can continue for generations even if the name stands for someone who lived far back in the long-lost past.

"I'm so grateful to the late James Horner, and to Will Jennings, for writing it and creating the opportunity for me to be part of 'Titanic,' an amazing film whose legacy will continue for generations to come". .