Meanings of had generations in English

If you'd had generations of grand slam winners and they'd disappeared, then seek blame.

And, of course, we've had generations growing up here.

His eyes were old, very old, and his slow smile had generations of experience behind it.

Terry had generations of family there.

She also had generations of families.

The prohibition against changing a first answer served me well in university, as it had generations of students before.

If you had generations of actors, if they swarmed like bees, the young ones might drive off the old.

Now we are expected to be as wise as men who have had generations of all the help there is, and we scarcely anything.

Because Emerson had generations of Calvinistic sermons in his blood, some cataloguers, would localize or provincialize him, with the sternness of the old Puritan mind.

"We have had generations to do so," I said.