Sentence examples for the earlier generation from inspiring English sources

Still, the earlier generation that fervently created and consumed the arts is aging and dying off.

Second, for the earlier generation of activists, collaborative workshops and projects were also about crafting solidarities.

The earlier generation had been responsible for getting the project started in the 1990s.

In general, those vehicles have delivered more space, more power, more substance and more features than the earlier generation.

His freewheeling play invites them to honor the earlier generation that broke the chains of marginalization and invisibility.

I was a Labour MP and then a peer, and he loved talking about politics and the earlier generation of Labour politicians, such as Nye Bevan.

Mr. Moore said it was important not to make the earlier generation of machines less frightening than the latest one, which includes models that look human.

Most of these figures were no better known in mainstream circles at the time than the earlier generation was 10 or 15 years before.

(Oddly, no mention is made of the modern epic that replicated most successfully the historical sweep of the earlier generation of pictures: Warren Beatty's 1981 "Reds").

The earlier generation of such structures had served both as dwellings and as commercial spaces: the owners lived upstairs, often with their employees.

Nintendo expects to sell 4m of the earlier generation of Wii devices in the year to the end of March, down from the 5m predicted in October.