Sentence examples for future throws from inspiring English sources

Twice a week after practice, he stays on the field as Chad Pennington, the Jets' quarterback of the future, throws him endless passes -- high, low, to this side and that side.

Each new future throws its own spotlight on the past.

Some Shia observers see this year's general elections (supposedly in June but still hostage to an unresolved wrangle over a new election law) as a "determinant" in Hezbollah's effort to consolidate its position in the Lebanese political arena so that it has a solid base from which to face - whatever the future throws at it.

Finally, feedback processing was assessed to determine whether receiving negative feedback influenced future throws.

Like President Obama, he said that this is our Sputnik moment and that we can't win the future throwing away precious class time.

United have seen their Premier League title challenge fall apart after being eliminated from the Champions League at the start of the month, and the run has seen Van Gaal's future thrown into serious doubt.

But while United have overcome an eight match winless run to embark on a five-game streak without defeat, Van Gaal accepted that he was just one loss away from seeing his future thrown into doubt once again.

More than ever, entrepreneurs need to be able to reassure VC firms on the basic principle that their business models can in future throw off far more cash than investors have pumped into their firms.

The newspaper said Chinese citizens now needed to look to the future, throw their support behind President Xi Jinping and "unswervingly take the road of socialism with Chinese characteristics".

The midfielder saw his future thrown into the balance last summer when prolonged talks over extending his stay failed to conclude before the end of the season, and with the eventual announcement confirming just a one-year deal, the club will not make a decision on whether to hand the 33-year-old another contract until the end of the season.

That the moment of her death was also one shaped by the sorts of values that keep a community alive — her interest in a career in public service, her neighbor's in someone else's child's future — threw the pain into sharper relief.