Sentence examples for for each new generation from inspiring English sources

The pit provided not only jobs and wages for each new generation of young miners.

The great thing, I think, about Virginia Woolf is that she is reinvented for each new generation.

It just goes to show how timeless Berlin's songs are, ready for each new generation to experience them.

Until now, the users of the most powerful computers, the people who set the requirements for each new generation of machine, have worked at weapons laboratories.

Walter Sickert's wooden lay figure George continues to do sterling work at Bath Spa University, where he struts its stuff for each new generation of art students.

In doing so, he pieces together a history of the enduring idea of Vikingness, which is "refashioned for each new generation according to its tastes".

Those core constitutional values would provide a better basis for the civic education of each new generation of British citizens than David Blunkett's clumsy attempts to induce a sense of "Britishness" and loyalty to the state among Britain's alienated ethnic and religious minorities.

And surely it would make better commercial sense for Mattel to force each new generation to buy an entirely new wardrobe for their newly-shaped doll?

The demand for fresh copper rose with each new generation.

For whatever the religious instinct is, whether it is a blessing of natural selection or a mischievous spandrel, each new generation, for generations to come, will be born with the instinct intact.

For a while this made sense: each new generation pared costs by as much as half.