Sentence examples for generation to take from inspiring English sources

Do Muoi, left, an octogenarian who was Mr. Phieu's predecessor as the party's secretary general, said that it was time for a younger generation to take over and that he would also step down as a party adviser.

Hopefully this will inspire a generation to take it up.

It needs a new generation to take up the challenge – to fill Waxwell afresh – but they just haven't come.

By the 80s the door was open for the next generation to take the farm in a different direction.

He said that it was time for the next generation to take "their own crack at changing the world".

But the increase won't be dramatic and it will require the next generation to take responsibility for the species".

And it is now time — bittersweet though it felt Wednesday — for the next, and for now much less distinguished, American generation to take on that burden.

In South Korea Samsung and Hyundai are trying to reshuffle their holding chains in preparation for a new generation to take over.

"He's been working on this for the past three years," the official said, adding: "He thinks this is a good time for the younger generation to take over.

It's exhausting, and when you add the lack of appreciation of teachers, there's little motivation for a new generation to take on this vital task.

She is the third generation to take over the farmstead, just a short drive from Sabaudia, a popular beach midway between Rome and Naples.