Sentence examples for generation of friends from inspiring English sources

Whether it was the arrival of the pig-sticker or her rediscovery of the violin and chamber music, her vivid recall delighted a new generation of friends.

Strange then that among my generation of friends, adolescent in the early 1980s, there was a sort of discretion verging on the demure when it came to discussing contraception.

I miss Marvin Gaye, just like I miss that generation of friends I lost to AIDS.

I've lost my husband to malpractice right in front of me, my mother to COPD in a nursing home right in front of me, and a generation of friends to AIDS right in front of me.

It's a wonderful Bildungsroman, or, rather, two, or more than two – it's the story of a generation of friends-enemies.

Her extended family and generations of friends will miss her generosity and love.

Maupin "lost whole generations of friends - and readers, I might add - to Aids, and I listened to their stories and try to appropriate them".

As news of his death spread through Twitter, Facebook and old-fashioned phone calls, several generations of friends and admirers descended on his SoHo nightclub for an impromptu memorial and to honor the last of a generation of nightlife impresarios.

When I came home from college, I introduced a new generation of admirers — friends staying with me from Utah, California, Massachusetts, and elsewhere — to the gritty magic of the restaurant.

He concedes that he has watched a generation of his friends – film-makers, writers, musicians – become professionally annihilated by the loss of creative copyright.

"My generation, my group of friends," he says, "We just couldn't care less".