Sentence examples for is generations old from inspiring English sources
"You'll always go to places where they're running a print that is generations old or has been used too many times".
But the battle over how to distribute California's water is generations old — it was Mark Twain who was believed to have said, "Whiskey is for drinking; water is for fighting over" — and when it comes to water legislation, close to done never means done.
Yet, while this narrative is generations old, the advent of new technologies and social media platforms has not only magnified the pains suffered, but it has ensured that evidence of the same go farther, wider, and faster than ever before.
Wainer's Web site was clearer: "In general terms, heirloom tomatoes are generations old and true to seed.
The revelers are celebrating what the Motor City does — and honoring the Woodward tradition of cruising, an automotive ritual of youth that's generations old and hit a peak in the 1950s and '60s, glory days for Detroit's industry.
As Chris points out at Engadget, despite being generations old, Android 2.1.x Gingerbread still powers 21% of Android phones.
There Zov began to learn food practices that were generations old.
Our first stop takes in some of the best spicy food Karina has ever eaten, care of an army mess serving up recipes that are generations old.
Muscovite beggars are generations older than the runaways and addicts who panhandle in western capitals.
Moreover, the mass harvesting of fish at the end of the dry season (May–June) by community residents in large lagoons and ponds along the margins of the Chari and Logone Rivers is generations-old according to residents and does not by itself explain the apparently recent occurrence of the peculiar modality of infection in humans or dogs in Chad.
