two generations

The framing and light emphasis the innocence of the children, and the harmonious and happy relationship between the two generations.

The materials allow it to be a generation ahead of any other composite, and two generations ahead of an aluminum boat.

Ancient architecture and two generations. Dad said: children playing with you, Dad to help you eat them.

She was the maid of my late grandmother. Having been the nanny for two generations, she was well treated by my late mother.

Evolution as a theory of natural history had preceded him by at least two generations.

Two generations ago, citizens of the United States and China were not able to visit the other country.

One such horrible mistake was turning a blind eye to the ordained pedophiles who preyed on Catholic children over the last two generations.

Mid-Atlantic stink bugs have one or two generations per year, but in subtropical China they have up to six.

But our generation or two generations, just in time to have to sacrifice or pay the price.

Have been together a lifetime of two generations have been three generations together, with the Forever Forever Forever!

Mr Mayer believes that somehow the British have lost the secret of keeping family firms going as such for more than two generations.

But once in a great while the longings of these two generations come together in a way we never really understand.

By separating newer and older objects into the two generations, collections can be concentrated on the younger objects.

U. S. automakers have their best opportunity in two generations to hold the Japanese off and push them back.

After two generations, it seems, young Germans have given up the unequal struggle to keep the two-child ideal alive.

Some have emerged from monastic private schools; others are one or two generations away from roots in Ireland or eastern Europe.

Two generations have gone by since the last real steel barons led the world in production and we look back on those days with nostalgia.

The conflict between mothers and daughters -in-law in "two generations families" is the most basic ethical dispute in local society.

Two generations later, his grandson abandoned this rules-based approach and used the river Tigris as a weapon against rebels in Babylon.

A father, feeling the generation gap between the two generations: just adapt to the son's long hair, he shaved their heads.

So within a couple of generations people could move up from being the lowest slaves to two generations of being free Roman citizens.

The heap is split into fixed size regions and the separation between the two generations is basically logical.

We have to admit that the government made a mistake in encouraging the last two generations to overreproduce.

But it's clear that these two generations strongly disagree on how technology is to be used.

It proves more difficult than we expected to bridge the gap between the two generations.

No other city in the world has experienced such an upswing in culture and architecture during the past two generations as Luxembourg.

In this watercolor illustration, I used two people as the symbols of mountain children and men, as two generations.

Her powerful, stark images have been copied by two generations of black-and-white photographers.

The last few weeks have witnessed something that two generations never had.

And the greater the demand density is, the greater the optimal output of two generations products is.

For one that made an open global economy the keystone of its foreign policy for two generations, it is vandalism.

In 1960, Elizabeth wears this full dress in two generations, participates in Princess Margaret's wedding.

However, after two generations of mining diamonds, many pepole no longer have the skills needs to earn their living from land.

A family is described in which the hemolytic uremic syndrome occurned in two generations.

It sharpened the poetic sensibility of two generations.

A generation gap occurs when two generations find that they cannot understand each other any more.

Two generations ago, the investments of most Americans were safe and paid relatively low interest rates.

Most of China's two generations to take over the business, more than half to close within 5 years or by annex, sell.

Two generations in the family relationship is a harmonious relationship between physical health of older persons.

They suggest that there is a gap between the two generations.

In that corner, I drew a three generations family, presenting two generations of mothers.

The election comes amid the deepest global economic slump for two generations.

Only two generations, that is to say, parents and children live together.

Some think two generations, we think succession planning.

Within two generations the number of people of working age increased by 37m and Japan went from ruins to the world's second-largest economy.

During a lapse of nearly two generations, the knowledge of highly complex glassblowing processes was lost.

"That meant we have now about about two generations worth of people who never really engaged that topic, " he says.

Within two generations, roughly between 1760 and 1820, the customary way of running industry changed.

How did the Locke family go in just two generations from living in a small rural village in China to the governor's mansion?

Therefore, we hold that the child to learn, to grow two generations, is the 21st century a new family education idea.

Audi A6 to introduce domestic product of two generations of products are longer 100mm.

It took the vision and drive of two generations of Roeblings to make the Brooklyn Bridge--and it cost them their lives.

By taking the conversation into the future, it brings two generations together: old guys like me and the young leaders of tomorrow.

The rupture between two generations is caused by communication failure.

Not at all. His family has been in the States for two generations. They have been perfectly Americanized.

Depending on what assumptions are used, clinical depression is 3 to 10 times as common today than two generations ago.

ball, golf ball or a hockey puck, and the objects feel and look much as they have for two generations.

In every way that can be measured (a big caveat), racism has diminished in the past two generations.

Two generations of EnQiu how to break?

This is an unintelligible mystery happened ten years ago, which had puzzled two generations of police.

She'd never been to the World Trade Center. World War II happened two generations ago.

Two generations ago, Japanese children grew up in large extended families;

Geochemical difference between quartz veins of two generations at the Tongchang porphyry copper deposit, Jiangxi Province

About the Thought of Cadres'Standard and the Construction of the Party in Power by the Party's Two Generations of Leading Nucleuses

As the New Scientist reported: "Within two generations four out of five of the world's women will be having two children or fewer. " 18

Another Call of Women--A Comparison between the Works of Two Generations of Women Writers

Comparison of the Two Generations of Representative Economists in the United Front

Exploring the Causes of Financial Crisis from the Models of Two Generations of Currency Crisis

An Improved Genetic Algorithm with Competitive Selection between Adjacent Two Generations

An Empirical Analysis of Attitudes of Two Generations on Elderly Remarriage

Clinic symptom and preventing measure of female rabbits vitamin A deficiency resulted in harm to two generations

Male family dependent higher than oneself of two generations

Affections of Our Two Generations for Fudan

Two generations younger than Wang

it ' s true that there is a gap between two generations