Примери за използване на Generation born на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Urban Indians were the generation born in the city.
The generation born between 1980 and 1995 is now firmly….
Urbanity Urban Indians were that generation born in the city.
It's a paradoxical situation for the generation born 1985-95.
Generation born under Putin finds voice in protest.
They are that crazy generation, born at the worst time.
Generation born under Putin finds its voice in Russian protests.
It's a paradoxical situation for the generation born 1985-95.
The generation born since 1980 is much less concerned about the issue than older people.
There were three internet cafes packed with the new generation born in 1990s.
Lucy is part of Generation Y, the generation born between the late 1970s and the mid 1990s.
Your generation born in the 1980s and early to mid 1990s is currently referred to as the“Millennial Generation.”.
Bristol twins Jessica andClara become FOURTH generation born to the same family.
Baby boom refers to the generation born between the end of World War II and the mid-1960s.
Those born in the late 1980s earned less at 28 than the generation born 10 years earlier.
It's most important that each new generation born on Summerisle be made aware that here the old gods aren't dead.
But for millennials, it is a different story. Those born in the late 1980s earned less at 28 than the generation born 10 years earlier.
I can't wait to find out how your generation, born into a visa-free world, sees things differently.”.
The generation born after the changes sought a field for realisation of their projects, willing to go outside the gallery spaces.
Recent figures suggest that about a third of younger females- the generation born after the war ended in 1992- never developed tusks.
As a part of generation born during the eighties under the one-child policy of population control, Litian Ji grew up without siblings.
Declining birth rates after the collapse of the Soviet Union have resulted in a second demographic slump as the generation born in the 1990s reaches its prime childbearing years.
The other was the fact that my generation, born in the late forties and early fifties, should have done the job.
Despite the growing influence of this age group in the high segment,this type of buyer are facing an increased competitiveness from the so-called baby boomers- representatives of the generation born between 1945 and 1965.
For the generation born after- in the‘60s and‘70s, raised by television like no previous generation and with the divorce rate skyrocketing during their childhood years- there is no media watch broadcasting their new trajectory.
Our generation, born in some other years, with curiosity look at the giant book volumes, asking parents and grandmothers, and with unhidden interest stand infront of what is left of the Berlin Wall, once long 155 km.
This generation- a generation born just when the Auschwitz crematoriums were working at full capacity, when Stalin was at the zenith of the godlike, absolute, nature itself, it seemed, the authorized power, came into the world, judging by everything, to continue what theoretically should break in these crematoriums and in the nameless common graves of the Stalin archipelago.
That generation- the generation born precisely at the time when the Auschwitz crematoria were working full blast, when Stalin was at the zenith of his Godlike, absolute power, which seemed sponsored by Mother Nature herself- that generation came into the world, it appears, in order to continue what, theoretically, was supposed to be interrupted in those crematoria and in the anonymous common graves of Stalin's archipelago.
People on both sides continue to be afraid of each other andfeel hatred even towards new generations born after the war.