Sentence examples for representing all generations from inspiring English sources

"We are here representing all generations of players who tried and were not able to win this tournament before".

The Yankees trotted out player after player, representing generation after generation: Julia Ruth Stevens Babe Ruthh's daughter), Yogi Berra, Willie Randolph home again, sliding safely into second.

They all represent a generation of Washington women who have played critical roles on the political inside and now have a supercharged public face.

Lewontin (1974) has further extended Waddington's epigenetic landscape metaphor into a more dynamic genotype-epigenetic-phenotype (GEP) space to represent all evolutionary changes across generations.

Musically, the Orion Festival serves up a blend of metal, indie rock, punk and dubstep music from all walks of life representing different generations of youthful angst.

Ullmann represents a generation of the nameless.

But in that, he represented a generation.

These ghost-like individuals, mostly elderly, represented a generation that had lost to the market.

My students represent a generation of Russians who grew up with the conflict in Chechnya.

In that sense, she represents a generation growing old in a different way.

Mohammad represents a generation that has been failed by the state.