Sentence examples similar to polish future from inspiring English sources

The outer surface of the wheel is polished for future adhesion of rubber tire.

As a candidate who peddled his books at stump speeches, Mr. Gingrich was accused of running primarily to polish his brand for future book and television deals.

And there they are, in polished They dreamed their robot dreams and now, here they are, highly polished in their future helmets.

Our observations suggest that alternative shapes could be possible on future polished femoral stem designs.

Mr Tsipras's trips last month to Berlin and Washington, DC, intended to polish his image as a future premier, annoyed his party's far left and failed to impress its moderates.Even so, Greece is struggling to meet a new set of targets set by the troika the European Central Bank, EU and IMF officials who monitor the €130 billion ($176 billion) international bail-out.

The idea sounds perfect for banks, which would gain a potentially lucrative army of future customers and could polish up their battered images at the same time.

To meet demanding effluent standards in the future, it is necessary to polish the effluent by upgrading the conventional trap design.

It took about contin- uous 40 hours to polish a scaled-down mirror of the planning Chinese Future Giant Telescope (CFGT) using this technique.

But there is a straightforward argument for why Britain should be polishing its polski in the future: the 2011 census confirmed that Polish is now the second most widely spoken language in England.

Detailed design would be continuously polished in our long-term future work.

In their headquarters the future Polish national anthem—"Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła" ("Poland Has Not Yet Perished")—was sung for the first time.