Sentence examples for day for the future from inspiring English sources

"Today was an important day for the future of the Renault-Nissan Alliance," he said.

This is a dark day for the future of higher education in this country.

Tuesday promises to be a historic day for the future of Catalonia.

He warned that Mr. Pope's incarceration spelled "a very bad day for the future of American-Russian business relations".

I felt it was an important day for the future of sports because, since then, we have not been alone.

At last month's opening, Gordon Brown called it "a great day for the regeneration of Glasgow, a great day for the future of the BBC and a great day for Scottish and British broadcasting".

The closeness of being with each other day by day, planning for the future and telling each other about our dreams -- the ones we have at night and the ones we have when we're awake.

And we will be pouring over that data 24 hours a day for the foreseeable future... MR. HEFLIN: -- This is a bad day.

"If the risk is a death per day for the foreseeable future, that's a much bigger risk than the risk of dying from lightning".

He said that he would keep his office at Bear's headquarters and that he would expect to come to work every day for the near future.

Today's our warmest day for the foreseeable future, with chillier air coming in behind a cold front tonight, lasting through early week.