Sentence examples for generation event from inspiring English sources

He famously described last year's referendum on Scottish independence as a "once in a generation" event.

It brought the greatest creatives and cultural voices to Lagos in a once in a generation event.

Mr Salmond has previously said that he would accept the referendum result and that it was a "once in a generation" event.

And if that "once in a generation" event happens again, it hopes that the politicians will again come to the rescue.

In 2013, Sturgeon had said a referendum would be a "once in a generation" event, defining a generation as every 15 years, but that position has been dropped entirely.

He said the SNP was waiting to see how the next minority government responded to its policy demands before deciding its policy on a second referendum – described last year by Sturgeon as "once in a generation" event.

Currently, OnGreen plans to generate revenue through advertising, lead generation, events, custom clean tech and green industry research, and other sources.

Generation events were more frequent than disappearance events; the former were highest between 1985 and 1994, while the latter were highest between 2000 and 2005.

Both unintended spilling of silica-based nanoparticulate powders and continuous emission of 100-nm SiO2 nanoparticles were used as aerosol generation events.

For that to happen, the applications must also be synchronized and suspend their activities during off times, which is why we allow applications to subscribe to round generation events.

"Outoo is an exciting next generation events discovery and social mobile application.