older generation

Now the people from the older generation, they remember life without television.

Now he found himself almost a member of an older generation.

And they have not spent much time with the older generation of men who run China.

It was also more of a thing for an older generation.

The older generation say They didn't do the job this way.

And the older generations must go through a process of teaching them.

But the older generation has a much greater sense of reality.

By now, several of the older generation were calling for the floor.

But far fewer of the older generation got to go to university.

And perhaps it will give an older generation a chance to catch up with him.

This is more common in the older generations who lived through the war.

But they were also making fun of love, drugs, peace, the older generation.

"To accept the other reality is very difficult for the older generation."

In addition to meeting stars of an older generation, children will be offered many activities.

He belongs to a much older generation, and my ways are not his.

Most of the 21 committee members belonged to the older generation.

Especially by those of an older generation, or in very remote areas.

Because of this, the name has become associated with an older generation throughout the region.

But many directors from an older generation have also come to terms with the power of television.

A lot of young musicians are just playing without ever having played with someone great from an older generation.

It's a very different one than the older generation of directors.

The older generation had the best of it at both tables.

The older generation, particularly, had been crushed by this fact.

Everybody round here did, even the older generation of farmers.

A child's view of the older generation is clearly very partial.