Sentence examples for generation will begin from inspiring English sources

A younger generation will begin to take over.

Eight years from now, the massive baby-boomer generation will begin drawing benefits.

"Seven years from now the baby boom generation will begin to claim Social Security benefits," Mr. Bush said.

"Eight years from now, the massive baby-boomer generation will begin drawing benefits," declared Gov. George W. Bush.

Coal-fired generation will begin to decline over the forecast with the decommissioning of ageing plants but much of this decline will be offset by increased gas-fired generation.

Iris Lav of the Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities notes that the annual cost of the Archer plan jumps from $152 billion in 2008 to $203 billion in 2009; thereafter the costs "explode", to $2.8 trillion between 2010 and 2019, "at the same period of time when the baby-boom generation will begin to retire and non-Social Security surpluses are expected to level off and ultimately to decline".

There is a palpable sense of excitement that a classic battle of the generations will begin in earnest here these next four days, with Woods and McIlroy at its core.

That means thousands of newly minted employees flooding into workplaces where a new round of head butting between generations will begin.

I RECENTLY turned 65, just ahead of the millions in the baby boom generation who will begin to cross the same symbolically fraught threshold in the new year to a chorus of well-intended assurances that "age is just a number".

In angiosperms, reproduction for the most part culminates in the formation of male and female gametophytes, whose union leads to a new sporophyte generation that will begin from seeds.

Games that take advantage of the next-generation chips will begin appearing this fall.