Sentence examples similar to something like four generations from inspiring English sources

"He comes from a line of something like four or five generations of pastors," Petry said.

It feels very much like three generations watching the Berlin Wall being smashed also experienced the breaking of something much bigger.

We're like three generations deep.

It's not like one generation replaces another.

It might be something like four goats.

So currently, we have something like 13 established roles in Afghanistan and something like four contractors.

Yesterday, on the occasion of what would have been Richard Nixon's 100th birthday, many journalists rehearsed an argument that goes something like this: To one generation of Americans (who grew up, as I did, in the 60s and 70s), Nixon was the personification of political evil.

To attempt broad statements about what the youngest generations of composers are thinking is to risk producing something like one of those cringe-inducing Sunday think pieces about Millennials, Facebook, "Girls," and selfie sticks.

There'd be something like twelve thousand apartments.

There's something like six.

It takes me something like six years.