Sentence examples for pictures of future from inspiring English sources

While her opponent already had a comfortable advantage in the Republican-leaning district by the time the pictures came out, Ms. Ball's experience raises the question of whether American culture will ever evolve to the point where voters tolerate pictures of future leaders in various states of inebriation and undress.

In his 2011 book, "Car Spy," Mr. Dunne recalls one instance in which he donned a white coat, grabbed a clipboard, stuffed a pocket protector full of pens and strode boldly into Pontiac's secret sanctum to snap pictures of future models.

In fact, Marx and his longtime friend and collaborator Friedrich Engels were largely responsible for attaching the label "utopian," which they intended to be derogatory, to Saint-Simon, Fourier, and Owen, whose "fantastic pictures of future society" they contrasted to their own "scientific" approach to socialism.

The live premise is simple: you arrive at the "secret location", take part in a bit of audience participation and then meet Gavin, a man who has been granted the power to draw pictures of future events (a plot wittingly or unwittingly lifted from the wonky US science fiction TV show Heroes).

Potential plausible pictures of future climate scenarios are defined by combining information coming from different RCMs and General Circulation models (GCMs), downscaling techniques, and ensemble hypothesis.

Energy projections made by the World Energy Council, the International Energy Agency IEAandand the US Energy Information Administration give similar pictures of future energy requirements, mainly supplied by fossil fuels.

She appeared in a picture of future leaders in the publication "Puerto Rican Women Achievers in N.Y.C".

"What put Patty in the movies?" Also a picture of future ads, packed with gloom, defeatism and frustration.

For a picture of future growth in the global economy, we need look no further than the Ibsas of the world," argues De Kock.

It paints a picture of future wars in which the Army needs to be prepared to deal with changing coalitions and complex cultural factors.

The report, to be published on Friday, will be one of the most comprehensive on climate change to date, and will paint a grim picture of future changes to the planet's weather patterns.