Sentence examples for generations younger from inspiring English sources

"Dudley is surrounded by dancers two or three generations younger than he is," Ms. Jamison said.

Sister Bibiana Lewis, for example, manages her life and seems to think more clearly than many people several generations younger.

Hip-hop is two generations younger than jazz, and it has at least a few years of innovation left.

Whenever a respected jazz musician — the pianist Chick Corea, say — encounters a musician a few generations younger, some kind of tutorial takes place.

It started with a neighbor two generations younger, who once asked Ms. Goodyear to watch her bags while she ran back upstairs to fetch a bow and arrows for a trip to Maine.

Its charismatic singer is the young Ismael Kouyaté, also from Guinea, who until recently was performing in "Fela!," the Off Broadway musical directed by Bill T. Jones; he is two generations younger than the elder Kouyaté.

They engaged more than 50,000 people across the country and inspired generations young and old.

In previous generations young people would wait until college to come out.

Congress is setting up a battle between generations, young vs. old.

General Enan, 63, is a generation younger than Mr. Mubarak.

Both were a generation younger than Klebs.