Sentence examples for have a future at from inspiring English sources
Does he have a future at Newcastle?
Do I have a future at the club?
The longer LIFFE dithers, the less likely it is to have a future at all.
If finishing schools have a future at all, it's in emerging economies.
So print journalism just might have a future, at least among obsessive-compulsives and hypochondriacs.
Staff at Bear have begun receiving letters telling them whether they have a future at JP Morgan.
Wenger added: "Santos has a future at the club, why not?
Christian Benteke will hold talks with Jürgen Klopp to establish whether the striker has a future at Liverpool.
It is an approach, in fact, that represents classical music's best hope of having a future at all.
"Whether Lloyd has a future at the U.S.O.C. is not a matter for the I.O.C.," he said.
The stage was set last week for a full debate over the future of the Central Intelligence Agency -- including the question of whether it has a future at all.
