Eksempler på brug af One generation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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the Father does not limit the revelation of truth to any one generation or to any one people.
calculated not on the kind of one generation?
continued to be handed down from one generation to the next.
it will serve more than one generation of owners of the house.
the fashion brand will delight colorful zigzags more than one generation.
and more than one generation will grow on a fun
not to some, not to one generation, but to all.
1987 sees the changeover from one generation of Mediterranean protocols to another.
When nothing is written down, the formula for rice starch has been handed down by word of mouth from the one generation to the next", says costume designer Anne-Birgitte Lang(who in 1981 start working for the Pantomime Theatre's costume service) in a TV interview in 1994.
the problem witll be postponed from one generation to another and mount to bring about new crises.
pass their sims DNA down from one generation to the next.
What's deemed cool by one generation is likely to be rejected by the next,
father and son, one generation saw the change.
other settlements of more than one generation used traditional treatments for hemorrhoids,
behavior were stored in cellular memories and brought forward from one generation to the next.
passed their practice down from one generation to the next, and so it was that Labid became among those highly skilled in the art and over the years
all this information they communicate from father to son, from one generation to the next, in a perpetual movement,
for they pass from one generation to the next via the unconscious,
obtained from the ashes sufficient fertiliser for one generation of very highly profitable coffee trees- what cared they that the heavy tropical rainfall afterwards washed away the unprotected upper stratum of the soil, leaving behind only bare rock!
Two world wars in one generation, separated by an uninterrupted chain of local wars