Over twenty-five years, a generation of people have grown accustomed to this life of nervousness.
"It might be more like 10 or 12 years — a generation of students.
Now, after so many years, a generation of workers here has already retired from the nuclear industry.
The paltry showing by McGwire and Palmeiro in the recent Baseball Hall of Fame voting suggests that Clemens, Bonds and Sammy Sosa could also be judged harshly in a few years — a generation of stars, discarded like a used syringe.
Incredibly, within a year, a generation of indie bands were hailing them as an influence of almost mythic proportions.
In the past year a generation of mighty critics has fallen: Michael Kennedy, 88, on the last day of 2014; Andrew Porter, 86, at one time a critic of this newspaper; Edward Greenfield, 86, for many decades a Guardian critic; and, earlier this month, Rodney Milnes, 79, longtime editor of Opera magazine.
Charlie's distinguished career with our organization spanned over 35 years - a generation of Fiduciary Trust employees, clients and friends benefited from his immense experience, warm friendship, humor and deep sense of loyalty.
Thirty-five yeago agenerationatiof of school leavers – your parents – looked at a future equally thrilling and bleak.
Treating it as a target, chipmakers have, every couple of years, produced a generation of smaller transistors and, therefore, cheaper computing power.However, it looks as though Moore's law will not survive 2014.
He is at the forefront of a wave of young drivers who could transform the sport in the coming years as a generation of champions nears the end of their careers.
Or has the grasping approach to prices employed by its merchants and producers of Bordeaux even in the recent lean years alienated a generation of fine-wine buyers for good?
