Sentence examples for several generations earlier from inspiring English sources
Yosef moved to Crown Heights only a year ago, until then having lived in Omaha, where his mother's maternal family, German Jewish merchants, had settled several generations earlier.
The oldest extant source that clearly states that Earth is a sphere and that gives a sound argument to support the claim is Aristotle's On the Heavens (c. 350 bce), but this knowledge likely went back several generations earlier.
Despite the fact that the Sapir family was living a comfortable life in Mumbai, his parents, Mumbai-born descendants of Jews who had migrated from Baghdad several generations earlier, agreed.
Meanwhile, Google, in its quest to organize all of the world's information, is making it unnecessary to visit individual Web sites in much the same way that the Sears catalog made it unnecessary to visit physical stores several generations earlier.
In Bala, it was stated that when arbitrating crop damage, the CR simply followed agreements made by elders several generations earlier, referred to by participants as 'village law'.
Therefore, some animals which resemble yak probably carry genes that have been introgressed from cattle several generations earlier (Phillips et al. 1946a, b).
It displays 52 photographs taken between 1973 and the present by 19 American art and photography dealers from several generations, and it includes early attempts, private snapshots and homages to other, better-known photographers.
Since the earliest designs, several generations of tokamak-based nuclear fusion reactors have proved that it is possible to build and run the technology at increasingly large sizes.
These datasets arise when several generations of epidemic spread (typically early in an outbreak, before control measures are imposed) are fully reconstructed by contact tracing, so the number of secondary cases caused by each infectious case can be determined.
Chávismo, like the Muslim Brotherhood, had among its strongest weapons several generations' worth of enduring resentment toward earlier regimes.
Simulations suggest there may have been several generations of Galilean satellites in Jupiter's early history.
