Sentence examples for future banners from inspiring English sources

But even if Brodeur does return next season, and even though Schneider is signed only through 2015, there is no doubt in Brodeur's mind who will be in goal to help the Devils raise future banners.

Since then, the wolves under the Odd Future banner have released a handful of singles, and three albums -- Tyler's "Bastard," Sweatshirt's "Earl, Frank Oceann's acclaimed R&B-fusion mix tape album "Nostalgia/Ultra" -- all released free on the Odd Future Tumblr site.

Mr. Northrup, 72, sitting in the dining room adorned with a Future Farmers of America banner on the wall, said he recently asked himself, "What are you going to do with the rest of your life?" Now, Dale Rice, who went to high school with Mr. Northrup, says he does not know what he's going to do when the restaurant closes.

Most social networks are looking at your past data to guesstimate what you intend to do in the future, serving banner ads or deals accordingly.

"Yasir Arafat is the Past, Present, and Future," read one banner.

Bharti's hypermarkets may eventually trade under Future's Big Bazaar banner, but its small supermarkets will keep their Easyday logo.

Members of the far-right Alliance for Austria's Future unfurled a banner on the floor of the chamber demanding a referendum.

The chamber voted 111-3 to keep going as the clock moved toward midnight during a marathon session on Wednesday to decide the future of a banner that symbolizes slavery and racism for many, but southern heritage for others.

Mr. Rockefeller accused Mr. Nixon and the Republicans of seeking to "meet the future with a banner aloft whose only emblem is a question mark," and called for party reform.

Going under the banner Future Britain, the new grouping hopes to encourage debate about what rights should be included in the bill and, crucially, how those rights, once enshrined in law, will be upheld in practice.

Cover: The home page of Identity Evropa, with the tagline "We Are the Future", shows a banner they hung over a roadway.