Sentence examples for generation something from inspiring English sources

It is said that in every musical generation something new crawls out of the American South.

She sees in each new generation something to nurture, to compete with and to learn from.

Some of that may simply be the intrinsic glow of youth, but I believe that with this generation, something more is afoot.

Williams has outlasted most of the players of her generation, something underscored by the presence of the now-retired Martina Hingis at Ashe Stadium.

In a scrabble for definition, we are often confronted with the idea of being a lost generation, something I just can't identify with.

His friend Jazmine Raveneau, 27, said she traveled from the Bronx to be a part of a "resurgence of activism" in her generation, something she thinks has dropped off between the first march and today.

Dr Vandana Shiva says the initiative will, "Protect the health of future generations"; something past agricultural movements have failed to do.

Evidently genes could be lost if their absence is not sufficiently deleterious to prevent transmission to subsequent generations, something that depends on the functional importance of the genes in question.

"Some of my Pakistani friends think that by dint of the fact that I am not English and I am second-generation-something-else I am 'representin', man!'" And for that moment he is a 19-year-old London-Pakistani boy wearing an invisible bandana and low-slung trousers showing the top of his pants.

Advice to the next generation: "Put something on, be in a play, write something, go to Edinburgh.

"Every generation learns something new.