Sentence examples for heads of future from inspiring English sources

'But ultimately if we do nothing, then the storm will break on the heads of future generations.

Their loopy sensibility ate its way into the heads of future filmmakers, to surface a decade later: Spike Jonze cites Peralta's 1985 film Future Primitive and 1987's The Search for Animal Chin as his favourite VHSs ever.

Evicting the sitting Labour MP, Lena Jeger, from marginal Holborn and St Pancras, in central London, in 1959, he retained a good enough profile to take a byelection nomination in serenely Conservative East Grinstead, West Sussex, over the heads of future cabinet ministers, within months of the Conservative defeat in 1964.

For our 2013 issue, in the interest of fucking with the heads of future photography students, we decided to have our favorite photographers collaborate with an artist or creative person(s) of their choosing to make a brand new body of work.

Head of Future Submarines Ministry of Defence.

* Ashley Highfield, the former head of Future Media, bought a £238 iPod "for testing with BBC services".

James Cridland, head of future media technology at the BBC, says such content is a goldmine for radio stations.

In 2004, BP's head of future fuels described young people as the "energy consumers who will use and choose which energy to use in the future".

"He could simplify complicated ideas into the language of the people," said Ou Virak, the head of Future Forum, a local think tank.

However, Mark Spelman, co-head of future of the internet interactive, member of the executive committee for the World Economic Forum, says there will be winners and losers in this new world.

"Our pensions are increasingly being invested in oil and gas and this is a trend Norwegian politicians have a responsibility to stop," said Arild Hermstad, head of Future In Our Hands.