1.   And the older generation just doing, you know, same old, same old.

2.   As our older generation knows from experience, unchecked aggression against a small nation is a prelude to international disaster.

3.   But older generations of chefs learned to cook through long apprenticeships of five to nine years.

4.   However, such corporate warriors tend to be the older generation.

5.   In their view the older generation could never be persuaded of the value of a proletarian ideology.

6.   Many of the poster writers were former students, the older generation of educated youth who had returned from the countryside.

7.   Others love to argue and challenge incessantly the established wisdom of television, the press and the older generation.

8.   Others, however, find that an older generation of gang members has been beneficial in keeping younger kids from joining gangs.

9.   The latest batch saw offerings from the older generation.

10.   The older generation have greater maturity and insights which they can usefully contribute, even though the situation is not of their making.