Sentence examples for future to run from inspiring English sources

This year they took their "joke" candidate in a different direction, running two students (well more accurately, a student and a robot) who have traveled back in time from the future to run for student government in an effort to stop Natalie Butler, the odds on favorite to win this year's Student Government election, from doing just that.

Clearly, most of these predictions come with rather low predictive values, but it may be well be possible in the near future to run an SNP-derived prediction against a leaked Facebook profile.

Predictions about the future tend to run to the extremes.

He would not be drawn on any future plans to run for the Fifa presidency.

Tickets for Back to the Future, set to run from 24 July to 10 August, will be available from the Secret Cinema website tomorrow.

To learn more, read the full article, "The Once and Future Way to Run," and be sure to check out the video, "The Lost Secret of Running".

His promise cannot bind future administrations to run surpluses that would be $2.7 trillion bigger over 15 years than they would otherwise have been.

Felice Gaer, director of the Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights, said it was a mistake for the United States to wait for future elections to run.

Part of her appeal for Scotland may be that although she has been mooted as possible future candidate to run the Royal Court, she is not metropolitan in outlook.

And that's confirmed by a Times Magazine article ("The Once and Future Way to Run," by Christopher McDougall) that notes that the repeated forces from running on your heels eventually leads to damage in joints.

But it's impossible, if you've read "The Once and Future Way to Run" in this weekend's magazine and online, to watch this clip now and not ask yourself: "Is that how it's done?