Sentence examples for wars generation from inspiring English sources

Directing duo Jay and Mark Duplass missed out on membership of the Star Wars generation.

Ms. Fisher ended up as a sort of Betty Ford for the "Star Wars" generation.

2001: A Space Odyssey 6.30pm, 2.40am, TCM (Stanley Kubrick, 1968) Kubrick's brilliantly imaginative space saga boosted science fiction into a new orbit: the state-of-the-art special effects set the standard for the Star Wars generation.

Kielmansegg (2000: 358) has called Germany the "Republic of two generations".20 With the dissipation of the war generation, the generational divide also vanished.

With the post Second World War generation approaching senescence and the rise of life expectancy in general, the number of hospital admissions for pneumonia and associated health care costs will continue to rise [ 8].

He was the model for Anthony Blanche in Brideshead Revisited; a character from that between-the-wars generation who promised a huge amount and did nothing.

The post-war generation cannot find jobs.

Only 10% of the pre-war generation regard unemployment benefit as a priority.

"We of the post-war generation are incredibly fit," he says.

Politics, business and the economy are dominated by the post-war generation.

The post-war generation thought they found it in the stiff upper-lip.