Sentence examples for entering the future from inspiring English sources

"Today's research is tomorrow's practice" [1], and experimental research is a key factor for entering the future through the main gate.

As the hover washed the boy's face the teacher looked out past the horizon of the red, dead planet and remembered the YuTubez of the earth shattering, 15 cities blossoming red then black, the final ships escaping her orbit and entering the future.

Amazing, I thought, we are now entering the future of crime fighting.

It means entering the future in the present and thereby affecting the outcome of events.

He had entered the future".

Here's a chance for viewers to enter the future on the ground floor.

The Torah portion for the day was about Moses' exhortation to the Jews to enter the future from Sinai.

Once you've entered the future, be prepared for a double-edged question: Is your house smarter than you are? You're likely to hear it from your spouse, who just wants to watch TV, while you struggle with the combined TiVo-DVD-satellite remote control.

Living in the past, I can never enter the future.

These "engaged patients" are our models as we enter the future of cancer care.

This past Friday, February 19, in the Mojave Desert in California, humankind officially entered the future as Virgin Galactic unveiled VSS UNITY, the vessel that will (most likely) be the first to undertake commercial spaceflight with some help from Stephen Hawking and Porter Robinson.