Sentence examples for future starting from inspiring English sources

But Mr Miliband must set out a credible vision for the future, starting with public spending.

A wisp of hair hanging over one eye, a smiling Chapman urged some 2,000 delegates to "transform the future, starting with ourselves".

Industry experts reckon that the fuel cell will have a commercial future starting from the moment it gets the cost per kilowatt down under $200.

Two of the players he introduced, Tottenham Hospur's Steven Caulker, at centre back, and the Southampton midfielder Jack Cork, staked a claim to a future starting place.

At several points, Mr. Obama made clear that more action would be needed in the future — starting with the next steps to bail out ailing financial institutions, and with unknown measures yet to come.

The studio, part of Time Warner, hopes for lavish profits in the character's future, starting with the June release of "Man of Steel," the first installment in a hoped-for series.

And the future starts now.

That being so, the future started here.

We're not there yet, but the future starts now.

Future starts with 1993 AD and ends with 1,000,992 AD.

"Your future starts here" is a common line which devalues the learner from the off.