Sentence examples for has a rich future from inspiring English sources
The staging is broadly successful, with its darkness and redness underscoring Philip's grim promise to Posa that "death has a rich future in my hands".
Hound's Sancho, easily interacting with the audience and relishing words he doesn't understand, as when he cries "I detest desuetude", is the perfect foil and suggests he has a rich future in Shakespearean comedy.
What will become clearer in 2013 is that more equitable African cities, communities which harness high-tech to labour-intensive low-tech (rickshaws, not trams), will have a rich future, including in the preservation of biodiversity a selling-point of cities. Conversely, a failure to create jobs for the growing urban masses will risk disorder.
Paul Vaughan, Rugby Football Union operations director, said: "This demonstrates that England Rugby has a rich history and an even richer future with exciting new developments such as O2's 3D screenings.
"Spring Valley has a rich past, a pulsating present and a hopeful future," Ms. Jasmin says in a statement on the village Web site.
But like Harley, it has a rich history, and its current array of models seems to promise a competitive future for this niche brand.
Bell added: "The Isle of Man has a rich history of producing modern-day elite riders whose level of performance has helped to inspire future generations.
JCB has a rich 70-year history, but it is typical of the culture here that Turner is more concerned with the future.
"Port Vale has a rich history and I am certain that we can play our part in ensuring it also has a successful future".
"It has a rich and illustrious history and, with some hard work from us all, the promise of a better, more prosperous future".
