There is scarcely such a thing as a second generation of Scandinavians, although the first generation never loses its love and longing for fair "Scandia.
At its gates, over and over again, the frantic, hysterical wife and children of the victim have begged and pleaded for admission against the grim barrier of the guards.
In nine cases out of ten the foreigner is made a scapegoat by designing politicians who give him a small office which pledges him to do an unfair and often a dishonest thing.
Thus the first generation of Marcia from the hibernating larvæ furnishes a second generation of Tharos.
A second generation would be impossible, and this would also be the case with Levana in the middle of Yenisei.
As was the case with the preceding grape, Regal is also a second generation hybrid of Vinifera and Labrusca, the parent of this variety being Lindley, which, as the technical description shows, it much resembles.
A second generation Herbemont-Niagara cross; from Munson, in 1908.
The flowers on the self-fertilised plants of the last or second generation (Table 4/29) were allowed to fertilise themselves spontaneously under a net, and yielded plenty of seeds.
Seedlings from the self-fertilised plant A in pot 3, Table 6/85, of the last or second generation.
Seedlings from the self-fertilised plant B in pot 3, Table 6/85, of the last or second generation.
The moth appears in May and June, and a second generation in August and September.
Moths have, however, been bred, as a second generation, in the autumn from caterpillars reared from the egg, on bramble and knotgrass.
July to May, sometimes feeding up and appearing as a second generation of the moth in August.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "second generation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
