Sentence examples for three generations away from inspiring English sources

"It's two-beat music, and we're three generations away from her.

"We're about two or three generations away from seeing real evidence of racial mixing and getting together.

Bonneville's hunch is that "the time it covers is quite close to us – only two or three generations away for most people who would have had a family member alive at the time.

Our trip in July was a kind of movable family reunion -- 11 Americans from one to three generations away from our roots in these villages, reconnecting with relatives from the extended family left behind by my immigrant mother.

Our results thus confirm results from a previous study [ 25] which suggested that imputation quality did not deteriorate when the imputed population was three generations away from the sequencing population.

I'm two generations away from immigrants from Eastern Europe who fixed shoes!

The new world of the Kalashnikov is the fall of an empire and two generations away from its inception.

Two generations away from his Bedouin origins, he is well off, popular with his Jewish colleagues, and, though childless, devoted to his wife Sihem.

The reality is that 2050 is still two generations away, and today the Hispanic vote is expanding much more slowly than many pundits have assumed, in part because Hispanic voter participation lags behind that of other groups.

To the Charles family, living in Pittsburgh in 1936, only two generations away from slavery, the piano symbolizes their heritage and the family's past sacrifices (those beautifully carved faces are of their ancestors).

"I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religious morals of Europe and what they did with the slaves, because the root of the evil is only two generations away from me," he says.