Sentence examples for future rose from inspiring English sources
(In his most famous book, "Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future," Rose criticizes Merton for attempting to merge Catholicism with Buddhism and Zen and even suggests that perhaps the Catholic monk's accidental death in the Near East in 1969 came at the right time).
When I was a child, two piles of magazines, pillars of this misplaced faith in a leisurely reading future, rose in adjacent basements.
Shares of Future rose from $6.50 to $27.25 on the Nasdaq stock market in a two-month period before collapsing in 1993.
In 1939 a gleaming city of the future rose on wasteland in the heart of Queens, lifting the spirits of a nation beaten down by a decade of economic deprivation.
The "Expectations Index," which tracks consumers' predictions about the future, rose from 70.7 to 83.6.
Meanwhile, the so-called Expectations Index, which purports to measure consumers' views of the economic future, rose from 70.7 to 74.6.
Even the price of creamed-corn futures rose.
Trump admitted to not paying taxes and, boom, the price of futures rose.
On other markets, coffee futures plunged again; grain mostly was higher while soybeans declined; nearby cattle contracts were lower while most other livestock and meat futures advanced; and precious metals futures rose.
He wasn't looking at the future through rose-colored glasses, only ahead to another game not yet blown by his bullpen.
"We developed an exciting new tool that shows us that we not only see our own future through rose-colored glasses, but also the futures of those we care about," said lead author Andreas Kappes of the City University London.
