Sentence examples for history generation from inspiring English sources

2025: What next for the Make Poverty History generation?, edited by Tom Hampson, is published by the Fabian Society.

It would chime with the sensibility of the Live 8/Make Poverty History generation, with a popular culture marked by globality, and with a security environment in which our relevant "street-corner" is the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

Here are significant turning points in the minivan's history: GENERATION I: 1984-90 The first Dodge Caravans and Plymouth Voyagers came in three trim levels, and in a nod to the much-loved woody wagons of the past, the top-of-the-line LE came with flanks of artificial wood.

Temperature during seed set also strongly influences life history by modulating seed dormancy after shedding (Fenner, 1991; Schmuths et al., 2006; Chiang et al., 2009; Kendall et al., 2011), but in contrast to the control of flowering time comparatively little attention has been paid to the role of this process in life history generation and adaptation.

For instance, "Life in Short" will have brief, under 2-minute episodes that are mini biographies of enigmatic musicians; "Rhymes & Misdemeanors" will investigate the biggest crimes in music history; "Generations" will pair artists from different generations; "Singles" will offer lo-fi studio recordings of artists' biggest songs; among others.

What matters for these survivors is the need to preserve and hand down something of their shared history, connecting generation to generation.

He was a student of history, his generation's greatest interpreter of Cyrano and Danton.

"This is the critical time in our country's history — my generation understands that," Mohib said.

Will the class of 2012 go down in history as Generation Zzzz?

Even in recent history, every generation and confession has re-interpreted Colmcille in its own way.

For the first time in country's history, this generation of young Americans may be poorer than their parents.