Sentence examples for future telling from inspiring English sources

Clinton said she was still considering her political future, telling the Maryland audience she is someone "who has to really mull things over".

At the most recent rally, earlier this month, she was not only the most famous person to speak but also one of the few to offer a clear-eyed vision of the future, telling the crowd: "We know who we are against.

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Button admitted to having been undecided about his future, telling the McLaren website: "Over the past month or so I have done quite a lot of thinking, and it is no secret that I was at one point in two minds about my future.

Liverpool Academy defender Lloyd Jones has rejected a possible Wales future, telling them he wants to play for England instead.

He also hinted that Chinese tourists could face less stringent checks in future, telling MPs the government was "looking at a number of steps to make sure we attract tourists from the fastest growing economies, including China and elsewhere".

Sunder Katwala, the director of British Future, told me: "Immigration might look like the toughest issue in British politics.

Are we really able to listen to what the future tells or, more often, faintly whispers to us?

We're talking about changing the direction," Theda Skocpol, a professor of government at Harvard and the author of "Obama and America's Political Future," told me.

However Tory MP Ben Howlett, who was active in Conservative Future, told BBC's Newsnight that "Lord Feldman has been well aware of this for a very long time".

A naive extrapolation of past into future tells you the 7% will keep on coming.