Sentence examples for generation to shake from inspiring English sources

"Allow us, the future generation, to shake your faith.

It also allows members of a graying disco generation to shake their booties once again.

Conspiracy theory conservatism, by contrast, is the stuff of YouTube and prime-time blooper segments that could inspire a generation to shake their heads and mutter, Yikes," then devote themselves to avoiding public life at all costs for fear of ridicule. .

Ondrej Rous, 27, a restaurant manager, said that he was disgusted by the political status quo and that the country was in dire need of a new generation of politicians to shake things up.

A new generation is attempting to shake off its occupier.

Generally speaking, my generation (early 30s) are more likely to wear them, as his generation (mid-50s) try to shake them off.

More important, he instantly taught a generation of British children to shake off that doubt and keep striving, James Lawton writes in The Independent.

With similar poise, a new generation of businessmen is beginning to shake off decades of underspending on research and development as the Troubles raged around them.

If the United States is to shake this generation loose from educational stagnation, we must focus relentlessly on learning, with active learners who understand that that intelligence is not something consigned by their genes, but is for them to develop by hard work and with adult leadership and effective instruction.

And some, particularly members of older generations, felt it was better to shake off or ignore bigoted comments to ensure their survival and create a proper foundation for their families. .

Now, on top of a freeze until 2017, Labour will give the energy regulator, Ofgem, additional powers to force through cuts in annual fuel bills before winter, to separate retail and generation assets, and to shake-up electricity-trading rules.