"for generation" or "of generation"?
For generations, Anderson, Ind. |
Source of energy for generations. |
They had been holding back the Turks for generations. |
We know that reconciliation is the only way to a lasting peace for generation to come. |
Herders have kept the ecological balance for generations by using traditional methods. |
It's history in the making and will affect the future of Scots for generations to come. |
The chapas were the highest stratum of serf, whose families had been attached to the same manor for generations. |
The once great Liberal Party was split from top to bottom and the fate of Ireland seemed settled for generations. |
The Scientized Story For generations the scientists and engineers of the city had created more and more new things. |
This inquiry will find just the tip of the iceberg as it has gone on for generations and is a way of life in Quebec. |
I think the change is one of generations. |
This kind of generation is called recursive. |
At least half of Generation Y came of age in the 1990s. |
What is important is that it has captured the minds of generations of Philosophers. |
Irrationally predictable - that is how I would describe what I know of Generation Y. |
The installed world generating capacity of this type of generation is nearly 10,000MWe. |
But after a couple of generations of violence free childhood we live in a utopia of youthful peace and tranquility. |
Now I also have Black and I'd a Pokemon nerd with info about the pokemon of generation I, II, parts of IV, and V and. |
This has resulted in massive addition plans being proposed in the subsectors of generation, transmission and distribution. |
Of Generation Y doctoral students, 43% said they make do with the abstract, although fewer older students said they do so (36%). |
To generation after generation, they were THE media. |
The durability of iron tools allowed them to be passed down from generation to generation. |
And seeking it out over the years is like peeling an onion, as it passes from generation to generation. |
Because much of the Beta Israel's history is passed orally from generation to generation, we may never truly know their origins. |
The O'Carroll clan built Leap circa 1250 as their family stronghold and it passed from generation to generation without incident. |
Before that, blindly following parental direction would have been reasonable as life changed little from generation to generation. |
They say that the entire story is a tale told by elders from generation to generation assuming the shape of history over the years. |
By such interpretation, they help in the creation of values (for culture ), which are then transmitted from generation to generation. |
It will always mean reminiscence of emotions from his magical words to generations of Bangladeshis who grew up during the 70 's, 80's and 90's. |
And since the first members of that family they have grown in a house full of sexual abuse of the children, passing from generation to generation. |
There are T-shirts for Adults from Generation 1 up to the recent Movie edition. |
The durability of iron tools allowed them to be passed down from generation to generation. |
And seeking it out over the years is like peeling an onion, as it passes from generation to generation. |
ESKOM is involved in practically every area of the electricity sector, from generation to transmission and retail. |
Because much of the Beta Israel's history is passed orally from generation to generation, we may never truly know their origins. |
The O'Carroll clan built Leap circa 1250 as their family stronghold and it passed from generation to generation without incident. |
Before that, blindly following parental direction would have been reasonable as life changed little from generation to generation. |
They say that the entire story is a tale told by elders from generation to generation assuming the shape of history over the years. |
By such interpretation, they help in the creation of values (for culture ), which are then transmitted from generation to generation. |
They derive from generations of rational discussion &; argumentation by wise men- &; ultimately from the traditional approval of the citizenry. |
To generation after generation, they were THE media. |
We're against the hereditary (generation after generation) Imamat of Ali's descendants. |
In fact, they had started a work which was to continue for generation after generation of the Muslims. |
Fathers told their children generation after generation and ever and anon the scene was rehearsed with sorrow. |
Generation after generation may come and go but these things don't change, because these teachings are the truth. |
The generation after Generation Y is not Generation Y's children! It's people 10-20 years younger than Generation Y -- ie. |
Another myth about the rich is that they are an exclusive club, an entrenched plutocracy that holds on to their fortunes generation after generation. |
Designer Jeans Are However A Ought to Have GarmentDesigner jeans have already been a wardrobe staple for males and gals, generation soon after generation. |
I'd Norman Irish, but you wouldn't find any french blood left in me because my ancestors intermarried generation after generation into the Celtic Irish Population. |
And throughout the novel, young people literally prostrate themselves at the feet of their elders who, generation after generation, are the keepers of the status quo. |
These seeds have been passed down by generations. |
This big holy statue will blessing all the people and environment around there generation by generation. |
I wonder what we will do when we run out of letters Threatened by generation Z? Let me guess you are X or Y. |
This simple yet immortal game has lived through years, played by generations on many different platforms and devices. |
Generation by generation, secular mindsets are becoming more and more prevalent and the Church shunned as a unifying catalyst. |
Who knows what valuable data had already been gathered by our initial moments -- to be processed and teased out by generations of researchers. |
Their Scot-Irish heritage was rich in songs sung by generations of mountain people, tucked away from the world in the remote hollows and valleys of Appalachia. |
If we are sensible and modest, however, we will be happy to use one built for us by Imam al-Shafi'i or Ibn Hanbal, and refined, polished and improved by generations of great astronomers. |
They hadn't migrated in generations. |
This can be accomplished through investments in Generation IV nuclear power. |
We already have, in some parts of the UK, resistance in generation one rodenticides, which we are offering. |
When I was 18 I was definitively not in Generation X (at the time the definition of Gen X ended at birth year 1974). |
Already we have the ability to vaccinate wild foxes against rabies, who knows what will be possible in generations to come. |
In fact, the first two years of the Obama presidency achieved the most progressive legislative agenda in generations (Obama said so. |
As the chart representing President Obama's 2012 budget proposal above reflects, the American tax burden hasn't been this low in generations. |
For the first time in generations there is real ferment in Irish educational reflection as we take a fundamental new look at our entire educational system. |
Of course this will be Obama unbound, unrestrained by prospects of further re-election, so expect him to propose some of the most pernicious policies this country has seen in generations. |
On the one hand, global investment in renewable technologies, particularly wind and solar, has been racing ahead: for the past three years it has exceeded investment in generation from fossil fuels. |
The enthusiastic set of audiences that spanned across generations, queued up outside the venue many hours before the concert. |
One of Apple's advantages when it comes to app development is that there is a limited hardware product line to choose from - iPhones across generations 3 and 4 and iPads. |
The human psyche has two great sicknesses: the urge to carry vendetta across generations, and the tendency to fasten group labels on people rather than see them as individuals. |
As much as any survivor of that decade, Cohen has held onto his original audience and has seen it grow across generations, in keeping with a body of music that is truly timeless and ageless. |
With every rise in fuel surcharges islands dramatically continue changing to the point where the ability of islanders to regenerate their way of life across generations is seriously compromised. |
The disconnect between generations may have grown too. |
Many do not realize the differences between generations. |
What we don't want to discuss is that these have now become transfers between generations. |
Caitlin, however, is incorrect in trying to distinguish between Generation Y and Millennials -- they are in fact exactly the same thing. |
The cultural heritage of every country has been handed over through generations and every being identifies himself with this. |
We have the longest childhood of all primates, a period of many years in which we learn skills passed down through generations. |
The ONLY reason that anyone believes in these fictions is because of tradition and information being passed down through generations. |
This makes my job a whole lot of fun trying to sift through generations of family with very similar names and not linking them up to the wrong people. |
Many trees have been passed down through generations, and Jok Eng could point out trees planted by his mother, his father, his grandfather, and himself. |