Examples of using Two generations in English and their translations into Norwegian
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In southern Europe two generations per year are likely formed.
Than a million Speakers could carry across two generations. There's more in this room.
because we're getting ready to lose two generations of young people.
Two generations later, in 824, the chieftain Iñigo Arista was chosen
The lighthouse also has historical value with two generations of lighthouses and is therefore also protected according to the Cultural Heritage Act.
His collected information influenced the next two generations of naturalists, including Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck and Georges Cuvier.
The story takes place two generations after the first book
There are two generations per year, with adults on wing from mid-May to the beginning of July
Since then, they went through three generations of poker products, two generations of bingo products,
a concentrated atheistic propaganda has lasted nearly two generations, religion still has to a great extent survived.
so most mortuary cults only lasted one or two generations.
Over time, families inevitably neglected offerings to long-dead relatives, so most mortuary cults only lasted one or two generations.
in the British Isles the submergence date is just two generations later.
In just two generations(Priam and his son Marcomer)
it does mean the two generations of controllers are no longer compatible with each other.
religion that occurred in just two generations, probably because of developments in eastern Germany
the Tabien and the Tabi Tabien(the two generations who followed the Companions)
From the perspective of one family and spanning two generations the living conditions of the common man in Norway during the past 80 years is depicted, showing the tremendous
The F-4 phantom led by the two generation machine average titanium alloy parts accounted for 4%,
There are at least two generations per year.