Sentence examples for kept a generation of from inspiring English sources

In the West, studying the Communist facade for minute variations or cracks became the science of Kremlinology, which kept a generation of diplomats, spies and journalists gainfully employed.

Industry experts say the sale of tens of thousands of trikes, whose sticker prices can rival an upscale sedan's — a new three-wheeled Harley starts at $30,999 — has helped buoy a slumping industry and kept a generation of born-to-run riders on the roads.

"I'm convinced this drug is going to keep a generation of cardiologists busy for a decade," Fleming says.

Long-term observation reveals that the presence of family members keeps a new generation of prairie dogs close to home.

Far from being too high-tech, she argues, the industry has to keep pace with a generation of shoppers who download images of coveted items rather than tearing pictures out of a magazine.

C1 Condé Nast Expands on Web Condé Nast, like many magazine publishers, is trying to build up its Web presence to keep up with a generation of readers who automatically turn to the Internet instead of the printed page.

By day, it serves creditable food, good imported beers and real ales, and keeps an older generation of urban hipsters happy.

But in the months and years that followed, new footnotes kept cropping up, as a generation of musicians strove to emulate both his dazzling saxophone heroics and his gargantuan narcotic habit.

A generation of parents suddenly kept their children close, and a generation of children learned to worry.

That generation has kept a few of the rituals alive, in altered forms.

All it took, it seemed, was to marshal forces on the street, shed the fear ingrained by hated autocrats and rely on social networking sites to keep alive the faith that persuaded a generation of young Arabs to confront elders seen to have failed them.