Sentence examples for a bit of the future from inspiring English sources

As we rolled from city to city, the present and a bit of the future peeked through the metaphorical mist that shrouds this rapidly changing region.

Jacob can see the pattern, and perhaps then can see a bit of the future, but can he manipulate it as well?

But it could matter quite a bit to the future of an Obama presidency.

You'll be dropping into a wondrous food community and share a bit of the past... and the future.

While most of the writers who imagine the near future sprinkle a bit of the requisite grit and grime over basically euphoric visions of technological wizardry, Womack prefers to imagine urban war zones, authoritarian governments and politically ignorant people forced to live on the bare edge of subsistence.

But we can do a better job by far on the mechanics to be able to predict a little bit of the future, how fast this is going to happen in the future.

On the night, well, maybe it was the just too-low sound, the 40-minute drink queue, or that somewhat abrupt ending, but a little bit of the Future Classic magic was missing.

Born in 1685 in the prosperous university town of Halle in central Germany to a surgeon father close to the Hanoverian ruling house, he had travelled Europe as a musician on the make, even turning to a bit of spying for the future George I in the anxious dying days of the Stuart monarchy under Queen Anne.

"You still feel, though, that there's enough there for Villa to stay up this year, and then hopefully you'll get a bit of backing in the future and take the club forward again".

What did he have left to give? "I'd usually go for a five- or six-year-old with a bit of a future," he said.

My wish, however, is that the reductions in the number of lives lost to murder gives people a bit of hope for the future.