Sentence examples for get third generation from inspiring English sources

You can't get third generation (3G) services from everyone, anywhere.

WP Engine is working with middle school and high school-aged students through GENaustin and Breakthrough Austin to get first generation to college students exposed to technological and professional worlds.

You've got first generation relatives, a wife and a daughter who are still about, feeling the raw after effects.

So the key to passing immigration reform, Bhojwani said, lies in getting first-generation Americans and newly naturalized citizens into office.

The Nov. 15 Kansas City Star reported a revealing statement from Shawn Alexander, an associate professor in African and African-American Stheies at the University of Kansas: "Now you've got second-generation black students who tell their parents what they're seeing, and those parents say that's the same thing they experienced.

The first-come first-served launch was tipped as one of the only ways for gamers to get a fourth generation PlayStation before Christmas.

After selling over 50,000 units of its first device, the Palo Alto, U.S. registered company with an R&D lab in Estonia, is launching a crowdfunding campaign to get its second generation product — the Smart Herb Garden — off the ground.

We've got the first generation of college students who have had the opportunity to grow up with computers, and there's a marked change.

"You've got the first generation who set up their business post-Second World War now aging, a second generation often educated abroad that is coming back," he said.

Got a first generation iPod Nano?

"When companies come to us," he says, "they are buying insurance against bad times or getting the first generation of the product wrong.