Sentence examples for has gone from generation from inspiring English sources

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

And that experience has gone from generation to generation.

The country has gone from poor to wealthy in a generation or two, thanks to its North Sea oil, but the national ethic is based on thrift, self-effacement and a leveling tax code.

The single biggest drop in U.S. emissions has come from the decline in coal fired electricity generation, which has gone from 50 to 39percentt in the last four years -- a nearly 25percentt decline.

In two generations, Detroit has gone from being the fourth-largest city in the US to the 11th.

In three generations, Damiani has gone from a one-man operation to a publicly traded company with about 600 employees worldwide and €60 million in market value.

In the space of a single primary school generation, the country has gone from education indicators comparable with those in Thailand to levels comparable with South Sudan.

The victims' successes in the Oklahoma case herald the arrival of a major new force in American criminal law--one that has gone from powerless to nearly invincible in a generation.

In a generation, this 25-mile-long valley has gone from Northern California backwater to internationally known wine appellation.

Within a generation, the concept of instinctive intuition has gone from quack science to a proven strategy for success in business.

But as Mr. Almeida, who sees a new generation of Portuguese speakers walking into his bookstore, said, "Portuguese has gone from a colonial hangover to a business opportunity".