Sentence examples for what generations of from inspiring English sources

Told to uncover the cause of the delays, the office of the department's inspector general discovered what generations of air passengers already knew: New York's skies are not so friendly.

In 1917, the Spaniard did what generations of Spaniards had done before him.

Look at Haiti and you will see what generations of misrule, poverty and political strife will do to a country.

But his son had little interest in doing what generations of Vietnamese cooks before him had done.

Despite what generations of songwriters have told us, music is more likely to divide us than bring us together.

Many also did what generations of homecoming soldiers have done: they salved their wounds in local bars.

/What generation of what clan in tartan / could have foreseen you'd step down from the screen / A statue, and bring life to city gardens".

Alexander said it was not clear what generation of processors the low-cost model would use.

We cannot afford "the luxury of forgetting" what prior generations of Europeans have been through.

A great deal will depend on what future generations of politicians and, especially, judges, make of it.

He has been busy scoring thousands of runs for England, rather than captaining his county, which is what previous generations of England captains were able to do.