Sentence examples for future stands from inspiring English sources

"Today, a socialist China geared toward modernisation, the world and the future stands rock firm in the east", said President Hu Jintao in a speech.

Its financial future stands to be greatly influenced by the sorts of environmental proposals the president's party has vowed to pursue.

It is a model of forward movement in which the past retains the upper hand and the future stands on the defensive.

Today a statue of Lenin, newspaper in back pocket, clutching his cap, pointing the way forward to a glorious proletarian future, stands before the building.

With it, he contends, "a brutish future stands before us," with Republicans and Democrats "enmeshed in a death struggle to protect the benefits and goods that flow to their respective bases" — a "dog-eat-dog political competition over diminishing resources".

The rosy prospect of his socialist future stands in stark contrast to his miserabilist view of present humans: "We have to confess it: capitalist mankind in the lump is detestable".

Sir John said BP would in future stand for "beyond pe troleum" rather than British Petroleum.

Pieces of floats past and future stand and lie everywhere; many are reconfigured and recycled year after year — George Washington becomes Zeus becomes Martin Luther King, Jr.

In the end — in ways best left undescribed — the New Yorkers of the future stand up to the system and change it.

The school's hymn went, "Men of the future stand / And watch each fleeting hour / To make your lives what God has planned, / To spread abroad his power.

Five years ago, the Clinton administration began reducing the number of weapons earmarked for use against targets in Russia, increasing those tagged for any future stand-off with China, say, over Taiwan.