Sentence examples for make a new future from inspiring English sources
"But I've also seen everywhere, in every community -- rural and urban, all across this land and particularly in the last days here in Wisconsin -- the sense of hope, a sense of the possibilities of our nation and a resolve to make a new future, to lift our country up and reach for the America that we know we have yet to become".
The church's new catechism -- a project overseen by Cardinal Law -- is eloquent on the virtues of admitting one's sins: "Through such an admission, man looks squarely at the sins he is guilty of, takes responsibility for them, and thereby opens himself again to God and the communion of the Church in order to make a new future possible".
But her quest is not just to find the corpse of her spouse (whom she didn't much like, anyway); she is looking to find her own sense of self, and to make a new future from the limited choices available to her.
Winn-Dixie is long past its heyday, but the grocery chain is looking to make a new future for itself a few years after having emerged from the protection of Chapter 11.
The terror of 11 September had, indeed, made a new future possible.
This led Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, to remark in 2011 that "Paul Allen should be out there investing in companies that are making products, actually making a new future for the world, not getting in bed with lawyers to make money".Interval's demise did not dampen Mr Allen's enthusiasm for risky ventures.
They identify problems in the workflow, make an effort to solve the problems, and make a new presentation of the future flow.
The company has already made clear it wants to create a new future for F1 in social media, attracting a new audience, marketing and promotion and Carey has met several of the major teams already to discuss future plans.
Always be polite and courteous to everyone who (tries to) help you- you may even make a new friend or great contact for future wardrobe purchases!
It also reveals Kraftwerk trying to make a new national music, rooted in everyday sounds, made by machines that offered a new future.
