Sentence examples for generation closing from inspiring English sources
The tale "is as much about one generation closing down as it is about a new one opening up," Jacqueline Carey said here last year.
The setting is an appropriate one for the beginning of Jane Gardam's new book, "The Flight of the Maidens," a coming-of-age novel that is as much about one generation closing down as it is about a new one opening up.
President Obama told the Cuban people during his address on Tuesday that he came to Cuba to "bury the last remnants of the Cold War in the Americas" with one generation closing the chapter of the former.
As in the men's game, however, she is aware also that there is a new generation closing in, that there will be more tight results early in big tournaments than in the past and that just getting to the final weekend will be a considerable achievement.
Were players of their generation closer, was theirs a more solid infrastructure of leadership?
And although it already seemed like ancient history to us at the time, World War II was a generation closer, and even closer than that for our teachers.
Others have suggested that adding nuclear plants would make the system more stable, because it would allow electric generation closer to the point of consumption.
His executive producer in Paris, Fumiko Takagi, learned that a French film lab called GTC possessed a duplicate negative -- one generation closer to the original.
Examining the lab's records, she discovered that it also owned a fine-grain master, made from a negative for the 1959 reissue -- another generation closer.
The argument makes a certain intuitive sense, even if utilities like Green Mountain Power, and a fair amount of academic research, suggest that solar customers save utilities as much money as they cost them, by shaving peak demand and by moving power generation closer to clients, which reduces the electricity lost on power lines.
Specifically, we consider how noise affects a model state with periodic event generation close to period-doubling bifurcations.
