Sentence examples for homeland generation from inspiring English sources

"The Homeland Generation are probably arriving now in America's nurseries.

Neil Howe, who helped brand the millennials, proposed the Homeland Generation, an idea so lame that it almost functions as a curse.

Another popular choice: the Homeland Generation because of the focus on homeland security since 9/11 and young people's anxiety and wariness about terrorism and other threats.

The city still looks wretched, but the lakes of oil beneath it could bankroll an otherwise impecunious Kurdish homeland for generations to come.

"I am the only real Kennedy!" While lamb is a protein of choice in Mr. Haye's homeland, two generations of Afghans in America have found a lifeline in the humble chicken.

He was largely responsible for the Creeks' retention of their tribal identity and the major part of their homeland for another generation.

Unlike the exiles who fled Cuba in the 1960s and '70s, losing property, family and their homeland, this younger generation's web of immediate family members in Cuba is strong and wide.

The result is a very watchable study of a stateless community, subsisting on dreams and memories of a lost homeland, and a generation of young men who have no prospects, sometimes drawn to jihadism out of sheer personal frustration; yet they are often quite as critical of the Palestinian leadership as everything else.

The collector "seemed unable to get it through his head that we'd already had a homeland for three generations.

"I feel a great responsibility, toward my children and toward my people, for safeguarding our homeland for future generations," Mr. Demir said in an interview in Kafro last month.

Some 80 years ago, they invited the king's great-grandfather to set up in their homeland, and for generations they have reaped the benefits.