Sentence examples for future ends from inspiring English sources
Instead "Back to the Future" ends up being maybe the first nonembarrassing adult-oriented rap album by a late-career rapper.
In March it completed the rollout of its computer system the biggest one in the world for private health care.Many other insurers and health systems avoid making such investments because of "churn": patients switch insurers frequently, so any spending on preventive medicine, aimed in particular at avoiding expensive hospital visits in future, ends up benefiting a rival company.
"Every topic me and my friends discuss, whether it's the latest movie, a trip or our future, ends up with politics," said Samaneh, 27, who lives with her parents and did not want her family name used out of fear of retribution.
In like manner, the special difference that the presence of mind makes in observable cases, reflected in its unique functioning, defines the use of "mind"; "In particular, the pursuance of future ends and the choice of means for their attainment are thus the mark and criterion of the presence of mentality".
In the film, April, who is confused about Teddy's feelings for her and anxious about the future, ends up having an affair with her flirty soccer coach, Mr. B (played by Franco), whom she also babysits for.
His dystopian vision of the future ends in violent clashes with police, intentionally echoing the 1981 Brixton riots (and prophetically, the ones that took place in the same place, and throughout England, two weeks ago).
Speculation on his future ended by seat in Lords and appointment as mediator to former Yugoslavia.
And Mr. Itskov is well aware that few visions of a techo-Edenic future end well.
Yet the struggle over Hewlett-Packard's future ended as it began, in disagreement and challenge.
Restore Our Future ended the month with about $8.4 million in cash on hand, according to its report with the Federal Election Commission.
That's how the former center of the future ended up kicked out from three teams in a single season.
