Sentence examples for future meant from inspiring English sources

Clearly Atkins's future meant dance music.

For some time, Manziel thought his future meant playing quarterback at Oregon.

For Huyghue and the U.F.L.'s principal investors, preparing for the future meant soldiering through a truncated season despite heavy financial losses.

After an emergency cabinet meeting, the Scottish leader gave a statement about the country's future meant to reassure Scots on all sides of what is far from a binary debate after it voted emphatically against Brexit by 62% to 38%, just two years after voting against independence by 55.3% to 44.7%.

In January, MPs on the Health Select Committee suggested a "lack of clarity" on its future meant cancer patients and their doctors were in the dark.

Enter President Lyndon Johnson, a political hack who grew up thinking wealth creation meant shaking down Austin car dealers and Fort Worth oilmen and who figured investment in the future meant having enough wallet whipout to fund a vote scam.

And the future means endless referendums, paralysis and insolvency.

However the uncertainty over Allardyce's future means everything is up in the air.

What did the future mean when Chaudhuri and his cousins were reading?

Travel to the future means we gain insight to the implications of decisions in the present.

"Giving young people a future means guaranteeing their rights, not taking them away".