Sentence examples for goes from generation to generation from inspiring English sources

And so it goes from generation to generation, as tastes morph from cucumber sandwiches and toast points to sushi and sesame chicken.

It just goes from generation to generation, actually.

"These relationships go from generation to generation".

"I want her to tell the children, so that it can go from generation to generation," she said.

"Traditions that go from generation to generation might have been lost in the struggle for survival and migration".

"Jason is this iconic symbol of evil that has gone from generation to generation," said Daniel Farrands, who wrote and directed "Crystal Lake Memories".

As you go from generation to generation, it becomes harder," says Mike Ryan, the chief investment strategist for UBS's U.S. wealth management business.

A simple case is the Cantor set which is a limiting set of points which results from discarding the middle third of each line segment in going from generation to generation, and starting from a line segment of unit length.

Now we believe that among all these calculations, it has been actually prescribed that vitality and force of development are maintained at the same degree from individual to individual, or what if on the other hand they deaden and disappear, going from generation to generation until disappearing?

And that experience has gone from generation to generation.

In addition, it feeds on an underlying vision of Roma that is familiar from history – the Roma as deviant elements, that profit on the spirit of others' benevolence, and whose way of life goes on from generation to generation.