Sentence examples for listen future from inspiring English sources

"If the protesters do things like civil-disobedience acts and the government still refuses to listen, what can people do to make the government listen?" Future tactics suggested by protest leaders include hit-and-run occupations (an approach they call Guerilla Occupy), refusal to pay taxes, and other methods of insubordinance aimed at making Hong Kong more difficult to govern.

She was recorded snarling: "Listen, in future I'm going to let you sit on the fucking floor, 'cos you don't deserve a chair".

Listen up, future entrepreneurial superstars!

I think they'd rather just listen to Future, or ratchet music that's going to make them want to spend money.

I am openly admitting that men who primarily listen to Future and Fetty Wap tend to irk my spirit and that I assume I would likely have very little in common with someone who listens to Opeth religiously.

You're listening to future hits right here.

Though he is "always listening" for future prospects, he said, his short-term plan is to mow the lawn, go on book tour, go on vacation and return to his new senior correspondent job at NPR. Monday's show will include a preview of his new role, a segment on the new World War II memorial on the National Mall, which he reported in his final days as host.

If you fancy doing even more listening in future, that'll be fine by me given where I'm now heading.

Stay safe and thanks for listening, the future depends on you and your sons, and their sons, and their sons, and their sons..

Craig Richards and Ben UFO's marathon back-to-back session on Sunday should probably be required listening for future generations of clubbers, with the ever-essential Radioactiveman live show sandwiched in the middle dropping some by-then much needed nasty electro edges onto proceedings.

And so it was that on Aug. 28, 2016, the world discovered that U.S. Olympic legend Michael Phelps had been listening to Future when he made the face seen 'round the world before a competition at the Rio Olympics ― a face now known only as "Angry Michael Phelps Face".