Sentence examples for handful of future from inspiring English sources

A handful of future leaders would gather in an isolated hotel and devote themselves to studying great books.

Occasionally it allows a Todd Hamilton or a Ben Curtis to sneak off with its trophy; those kinds of golfers are rarely heard from again, but at least they get one moment when they can leave a handful of future Hall of Famers to bundle up their rain gear, scrape the gorse from their cleats, and think, "Did that really just happen?" Photograph by Stuart Franklin/Getty.

The character of Damien himself was also first featured in this episode; although he appeared as a background character in a handful of future episodes, he seldom has a speaking role and is never again featured as prominently as he was in "Damien".

It was Kaká and Luís Fabiano versus Robinho and Elano, plus a handful of other future stars of European football.

We are not talking about a handful of companies putting future earnings per share at serious risk.

"Now, my mother has watched me play all but a handful of college games," the future Hall of Famer said this week in Salt Lake City.

Those four years were a brief period when recent developments in arms and ammunition made battlefields far more lethal than they had been a decade before, while discoveries in medicine – which could have partially counterbalanced the awful effects of the new ordnance – were still a handful of years in the future.

However, a handful of the most respected futures institutes, such as RAND [9], the Fund for Peace and RAHS Singapore have based their research or software on combinations of qualitative and quantitative methods.

A court order is keeping the hospital open for now, though it has only a handful of patients and no apparent future.

Dr. Rothberg acknowledged that the existing model was good for sequencing a virus or bacterium or a handful of genes, and indicated that future models would be more powerful.

The modern state was born in 1932, but its origins go back to January 1902, when a tall young Arabian chieftain called Ibn Saud and a handful of adventurers captured Riyadh, the future capital, from a rival tribe.