Sentence examples for generation fight from inspiring English sources

After that, Mrs. Lawrence, who now runs the store, said he said, "Let the next generation fight the battle".

The next album, Fear of a Black Planet, contained what was the anthem of my generation, Fight the Power.

After another madcap night saw Belgium's own brilliant and apparently cursed "Golden Generation" fight back from 2-0 down to win – with the last kick of the game – against Japan, thoughts turn to how this absurd World Cup might possibly improve from here, how as a spectacle it might find a way to make itself more compelling, more lauded, more immersive, more loved.

When Maud was young her generation fought a war for freedom.

She said that female reporters of her generation fought hard to prove that they were not just "social butterflies" hanging out in newspaper offices.

As Maya and Sohail confront "the disappointing ordinariness" of the freedom that their generation fought for, Zaid's identity becomes the crux of the narrative.

"My generation fought a lot so that the voice of the streets could be heard," Rousseff said, during the pre-recorded speech.

Over the past few decades, each generation has had a specific role to play: the first generation fought for, and gained, independence from their colonisers.

But is this name-calling what women of my generation fought a revolution for, to see the working habits of powerful women belittled?

This sugary ending is regrettable, because when Cole's generation fought off bitterness, it did so less with sugar than with salt.

"For me, Britain is stronger in Europe because it reflects the values my generation fought for in Europe during the second world war".