Examples of using To a generation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I belong to a generation….
I belong to a generation where none of these things are taken for granted, and that is the place from which I speak to you.
Do you feel connected to a generation?
They belong to a generation that thinks differently.
The Mortal Kombat victory in theOutworld was supposed to give rise to a generation of peace on Earth.
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And it spoke to a generation… Hey, you busy?
Thanks to an incredible effort by CBRE teams across EMEA thisprogramme raised over €1.2million giving hope to a generation of children.
I belong to a generation, one of the last generations, that was more or less bludgeoned to death with the history of philosophy.
I have been born to a generation of Jews that stands at the precipice of change.
If our dreams generate spiritual ideas,they might also contribute to a generation of religious-based terrorism and fanaticism.
I belong to a generation for which none of these was self-evident, and I am speaking from that place.
I kind of joke that this is the firststep on a journey that will eventually lead us to a generation that doesn't even know about theme park lines.
These designs spoke to a generation that was becoming aware of how the media and advertising industries worked.
Add in the wild landscape of the internet andit's easy to sell rebranded"Mein Kampf" ideas to a generation who has been failed by public schools.
Yamamoto belongs to a generation of Japanese who turned to the West to learn its ways and live according to them.
The 1966 article dedicated to the already eradicated acrodynia,reports that this disease was a fascinating mystery to a generation of pediatricians.
Built in 1973, the skyscraper is known to a generation of film lovers from the popular 80s comedy Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
In the early 2000s, cheap rents, widespread squatting and alternative economies in the face of thecity's financial woes gave rise to a generation of home-grown creative types;
They belong to a generation that sees sustainability, the environment, social justice and our common future on this planet as one and the same.”.
They were the ones who went West, founded a school in the United States,and taught Stanislavski's system to a generation of actors who would never known this kind of acting before.
I, the head of the organization, belong to a generation that is more trusted(and still trusted) books in their The hard copy version, rather than electronic publishing.
Built in, this towering skyscraper is known to a generation of movie lovers from a scene in the beloved 80s comedy Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Good morning," Lerner purred in Portuguese as we made our way towards the thing that made him a hero to his fellow Curitibans andan inspiration to a generation of urban planners around the planet: the bus.
These questions and issues relate to a generation that was involved in politics, and aspired toward real change and to a homeland of human values, based on justice and far from tyranny and religious extremism.
As the main editor of Film Culture magazine and a cinema critic for the Village Voice in the 1950s and 1960s,he gave significant substance and theoretical background to a generation of filmmakers, who were struggling to create nonconventional films with a poetic value.
First, the failure of the previous status quo seemed self-evident to a generation that had seen millions die fighting over scraps of earth- prior to the war, it had been argued that no one would fight such a war, since the cost was too high.