Sentence examples for future served from inspiring English sources
Years later, the utopian imagery of the House of the Future served as the foil in a poignant family memoir in Bernard Cooper's collection of essays, "Maps to Anywhere" (b). 2.
That matters because the TED conferences (TED stands for technology, entertainment and design, and is a not-for-profit global conference organization) are one of the obligatory stops on the itinerary of any self-regarding plutocrat, and in the past that constituency has often preferred its vision of the economic future served sunny-side up.
Chinese and US stocks head the list of 2014's top performers while markets elsewhere ended the year on a wary note as another sharp drop in oil prices and worries about Greece's future served as an excuse to take profits.
After his unsuccessful 1994 campaign, Foundation for Florida's Future served as an advocacy group for Bush's conservative vision for state government reform, leading up to his successful 1998 campaign.
Jonathan Spalter, chairman of Mobile Future, served as chief information officer at the United States Information Agency and as an advisor to and spokesperson for Vice President Al Gore during the Clinton administration.
"I'm very excited by my political future, serving as the governor of this great state," Mr. Pataki said yesterday.
You don't have to pine for the days of bringing wages home in a brown paper packet to worry about whether a cashless future serves corporate interests rather better than social ones.
AMs will in future serve five-year terms, rather than the current four years, and be prevented from "double-jobbing" as MPs.
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.
Whether the acts of presenting a benefactor with a thank-you gift or doing her a favor in the future serve only this demonstrative or expressive function is disputed (see section 3.4.2).
So while scientists are doing their best to be ethical in their personal and professional lives, they may well find that the money they are putting by for their future serves less ethical purposes.
