Sentence examples for put a future from inspiring English sources
First, it's worth trying to put a future value on G.E.'s stake.
He won the Sullivan Award as the nation's best amateur athlete that season, but put a future NBA career on hold so he could accept a Rhodes scholarship.
Put a future date under the statement (this is your project deadline).
It may well place countries such as Britain in the uncomfortable position of either putting a future Pinochet or Saddam Hussein on trial, or letting him go.
The team also wants to investigate the viability of putting a future radio telescope on the Moon to conduct low frequency astronomy from the Moon — something they note is not possible from Earth.
He also defended the record of the Welsh Labour government and would not put a figure on future funding for Wales.
Finally, a right-leaning supreme court may put a brake on future legal challenges from environmental groups.
The government wants to liberalize the already lavish jobless benefits, which will put a damper on future job creation.
The council later voted to put a moratorium on future solar farms in the area, the Herald-News reports.
Greenpeace called on the president to "show courage and leadership," to stop Shell and to put a moratorium on future offshore drilling in the Arctic.
That would leave networks in the position of having to put together a future lineup based on whatever spare parts seem to work this winter and a lot of shows that have not produced new episodes in a long time.
