Sentence examples for these generations from inspiring English sources

It's passed down all these generations.

But after '85, '90, '95, all these generations of youth in Abidjan could find nothing.

The works of each of these generations persist to be studied, and misunderstood, by later ones.

Usually one or two superior plants are selected within each superior family in these generations.

That all adds up to what's still a benchmark hatchback after all these generations.

ALIGNING INTERESTS Many in these generations have also worked to align their investments with their philanthropic mission.

There's muddled wondrousness to being all these places with all these people, connected to all these generations.

The big difference in the sizes of these generations has already led to wide swings in the stock market, the study found.

Members of these generations include people born from the early 1960s to the late 1970s and those born from the 1980s to the 1990s.

THE relations between these generations -- the tangle of envy, impatience, admiration and bewilderment that informs their regard for each other -- is a central and underacknowledged fact of our culture and our politics.

These generations of hard work and involvement with the landscape are now having to be defended against some environmentalists, such as George Monbiot, who has described "the Lake District as sheepwrecked".