Sentence examples for generation to break from inspiring English sources

"They were the first generation to break out".

And this is bingo for the XBox generation: to break a tie, players bust moves in a dance-off.

It is a difficult mindset for this generation to break and has worked well for 50 years.Now a fundamental demographic shift has taken place.

Mr. Dono was arguably the first contemporary Indonesian artist of his generation to break into the global art scene, in the early 1990s.

"He was the first of our generation to break through," said Shabana, 32, who is ranked eighth but held the world's top ranking for three consecutive years, until 2009.

Rickie Fowler only won his first Tour event in May but by that time the first US rookie to play Ryder Cup was comfortably being seen as one of the more likely lads from the new generation to break his duck in major competition.

One explanation is the high level of linkage disequilibrium (LD) between markers and QTL and an insufficient number of generations to break up linkages, although predictions accuracies generally declined as expected.

They were the first band in generations to break down the hierarchy between audience and performer.

This time, under pressure from a new generation keen to break the grip of Socialist barons, the party has agreed to open up the voting.

He puts faith in a younger generation trying to break the shackles and a relatively new and dynamic government under Shinzo Abe.

(See 11.03am) Nick Clegg has said that the planned referendum on the alternative vote will provide a "once in a generation" opportunity to "break the spell of first past the post".