"The Sixth Day" is set in the near future, a phrase that could be applied to almost every movie that stars Mr. Schwarzenegger.
The band's statement includes an odd note of finality regarding AC/DC's longtime vocalist Brian Johnson (that "future ventures" phrase below carries a lot of weight).
If the pregnancy was accidental, take all precautions to prevent impregnation again in the future; the phrase "to breed like rabbits" isn't a cliche without good reason and there is such an over-abundance of rabbits in the world that human-caused additions are not helping.
In a revised edition of "Winning the Future," he phrased our predicament like this: "America is the most energetic, resourceful and innovative nation in the history of mankind.
I feel I will stay at home with my child for as long as I can bear it, but definitely not more than a year.' When my interviewees did contemplate future motherhood, phrases like 'bear to stay at home'go'go back to work, of course' and 'can't spare the time' were a leitmotif.
In his kickoff speech, Mr. Carper used the words "energetic" and "future" and the phrase "new leadership" no fewer than a dozen times.
Whatever the right word, the fact is that at some point in the past few months the name David Blunkett and the phrase "future prime minister" have for the first time begun to crop up in the same paragraph of Britain's political conversation.
Ronald Reagan, the saint of the modern Republican Party, perpetuated the racist myth of the "welfare queen" and first coined the future Trump campaign phrase, "Make America Great Again".
The Doctor further reinforces the concept of "spoilers", introduced by the 10th Doctor in "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead, of River's future timeline, a phrase River has used in previous adventures.
In addition, the Republican Party should negotiate the exclusive right to use, in any future election, the phrase "it's going to be a beautiful thing" to print on balloons for future rallies.
