Sentence examples for describing a future from inspiring English sources

Dick was describing a future that he might reasonably have hoped to see, had his depressingly early death not intervened.

Stern keeps on display in his office the August 1970 issue of National Geographic describing a future "grand tour" of the planets by robotic spacecraft.

JERUSALEM, Oct. 3 — The Israeli and Palestinian leaders and their negotiating teams met Wednesday, in advance of efforts beginning next week to draft a joint statement describing a future peace settlement.

When he's ecstatically describing a future form of travel, projection by dematerialization, in which passengers "will be shot into a tube and decomposed," his oldest son dryly declares, "No one would travel".

"It needs a company like Amazon, with great big sheds and an online network," says Baker-Brown, describing a future where all materials in new buildings will be tagged, so you know exactly what's in them and how it can be reused when they come to be demolished.

But Facebook seems to be taking a distinctive tack by explicitly describing a future in which it will own several products — or "experiences," if you prefer Zuckerberg's verbiage — that exist outside of the Facebook brand and have big, loyal user bases of their own.

She described a future that didn't seem so far-fetched.

Although it does not use the word "independence", it describes a future independent Kosovo.

It describes a future war very similar to Iraq and Afghanistan — and it shares a title with your excellent book on Iraq.

The 1993 science fiction novel "Snow Crash," by Neal Stephenson, described a future in which people interact in vivid virtual worlds.

She described a future with regional manufacturing hubs in Congo, Angola and Zambia, as well as silicon savannahs in Rwanda, Egypt, Nigeria and Kenya.