Sentence examples for future alive from inspiring English sources
In the hardest days of the last century, faith in the future kept America alive and I tell you that America kept faith in the future alive for all the world.
As chairman and C.E.O. of Random House, he oversees some 70 imprints, including Alfred A. Knopf, Bantam and Doubleday, and at Book Expo America, the annual trade show that was held this year at the Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles, he was a kind of king as he walked the floor, observing his subjects, past and future, alive and dead.
Inside this small enclave are those who chose to remain to protect civilians: members of the White Helmets, the doctors and nurses who have rebuilt hospitals countless times, the teachers who moved classrooms into basements to keep Syria's future alive, and the journalists who revealed the truth about what's happening.
They don't find her as persuasive as they once did because they think she's supporting Obama only to keep her political future alive.
However, cure talk might just be keeping hope of a better future alive, as the dream of cure has done for HIV-positive persons long before the recent clinical discoveries.
All kidding aside, the house of the future is alive and well and under development.
Loyalists retelling the story of Karzai's courageous bid to raise the tribes against the Taliban in late 2001 tend not to mention how the abject failure of a first attempt necessitated rescue by the CIA, nor how the success of a second bid was largely due to a squad of US special forces keeping the future president alive.
Stephen's wife, well played by Felicity Jones, was emblematic of caregivers everywhere who try keeping their loved ones well cared for, focused on the future and alive.
This incredible finding -- which may be used to keep future astronauts alive and certainly would have saved Mark Watney of The Martian a whole lot of work -- didn't result from a rover on the Red Planet digging into the martian surface (though the rovers have done amazing science in this arena).
It is in such small moments that All the World's Futures comes alive, touches us and makes us think of where we belong.
THIS STATE IS 'GROUND ZERO.' Inside three rural counties that have struggled to keep their hospitals ― and futures ― alive.
