Yiddish, a dialect of mingled German and Hebrew, was spoken by almost all of the Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe in the early 20th century, a generation that Mrs. Schiff thinks deserves the title of "greatest generation".
The most striking and uncompromising title of its generation, it is a beautifully realised, absorbing and brutally dark fantasy.
LeAlan said he didn't want to be no statistic about young black males; he didn't like "this title of the lost generation, because I'm not a lost person".
Scorsese has always been a film school nerd – the original title of his Hollywood "generation" was the "movie brats", as the first group of American film-makers to have emerged from actual film education programmes to (eventually) storm the gates of the industry citadel.
The title of the book, "Generation Wealth," seems at first to be a misnomer: Greenfield's subjects range in age from preschoolers to the octogenarian Miss Kitty, a South Beach night-club denizen of eighty-seven who in the early two-thousands regularly hosted a soirée called Do Your Grandma.
His conclusion is that they deserve the title of The Worst Generation".
I've been watching with interest the latest developments in Wales on this agenda, including the potentially most exciting and ambitious to date – a Sustainable Development Bill (recently given the working title of the Future Generations Bill), designed to put sustainable development at the heart of all decisions in government and the public sector.
And unlike the Title IX generation of women whose athletic abilities peak in their early 30's after a lifetime of sports, Michelsohn will turn 60 in October and is getting faster with no end in sight.
Since both Bryant and Duncan are still playing, it's still too early to be certain about which of them will secure the title of "greatest of his generation".
That left just Homme, known as 'the ginger Elvis' for his chiselled good looks, whose only rival for the title of guitarist of his generation is Jack White.
