Sentence examples for a distance future from inspiring English sources
He said it took him on a journey of "deep bass, some jazz/rock funk mixed with Ethiopian melody (tizita) from a distance future".
In addition, Bunting argued, even if Butler crossed the high threshold at the court of appeal, a potential retrial would be in "the distance future" and a jury could therefore not be prejudiced.
That said, Woodman said the company is not feeling complacent about potentially having a Mountain View sized competitor, in the not too distance future.
After all, it is only a tax on the rising value of property for a few people and only then on any rises in the distance future (with "distant" being 16 months away).
Among other things these hint that large-scale revisions to these preliminary figures are likely in the near (and more distance) future.
Rouhani also expresses optimism about resolving the nuclear issue: DavidKenner (@DavidKenner) Rouhani: "I believe personally, in the not too distance future we will be able to resolve and settle the nuclear issue" September 27 , 20134.27pm BST Rouhani is asked why the meeting with Obama did not come off.
In the more distance future, it may allow communication at higher data rates than present radio links can provide".
The US and much of Europe led the way in legalising medical cannabis, and it's looking more and more like the UK is going to finally catch up at some point in the not too distance future.
As the calf is down, the team will also notch its ears – cut a unique triangular shape from the soft outer lobe – which will enable trackers to recognise it from a distance in the future.
From a distance, it looks like the future – a weathered steel and glass building that appears as a blinking eye from one side and an open eye from above.
These relationships were used to construct a practical blasting chart, which gives the maximum amount of explosive to be used as a function of distance, for future underground and surface blasting operations in the training field.
