"For seven generations now, this land has given us allergies".
"We've got two generations now where primary cooking skills have been lost," he explained.
"Gene Simmons is a big inspiration to three generations now," McWilliam said.
Negotiations with Israel: I have half a million Palestinians and they have been living here for three generations now.
Libyan authors have lived and worked under the hot breath of the dictatorship for nearly two generations now.
Many struggle to feed three generations now, their homes overcrowded and the tensions of the situation sometimes turning their lives to misery.
We have had two or three generations now of no hope and no industry, totally ignored by the Westminster bubble, the majority of ordinary people disrespected and unrepresented.
For two generations now, the state has presented ever more forcefully the idea that working-class individuals need to change in order to qualify as full citizens.
The business has been owned and operated by my family for four generations now and I'm trying to keep it alive for my two sons — a fifth generation (pictured) — by providing high-quality custom millwork, lumber and service.
Mr. Quinn, whose family has owned a farm in Northern Ireland for nearly five generations, now faces the prospect of bankruptcy in the Republic of Ireland, where rules could prevent him from getting back in business for as long as 12 years, as opposed to 12 months in Northern Ireland.
Not for the first time, nor probably for the last, Hughes was casting his extraordinary spell over an audience which, for two generations now, has been brought up on The Hawk in the Rain, Crow and The Rattle Bag, as well as on the lyrical volcano that is the tale of Ted and Sylvia, one of the great love stories of the 20th century.
