Sentence examples for respectable future from inspiring English sources
But the manner of their performances so far leaves little room for hope that they have a respectable future in the 2007 Rugby World Cup.
There are no respectable future energy scenarios in which coal use rises - none - and in any case British coal burns dirtier than most imports.
Wilson concluded that Lincoln was indeed secretly engaged to Rutledge, and guessed that Lincoln's grief was aggravated by the fear that in losing her he was losing the respectable future he'd been working toward.
(For parents keen on enrolling their children in wholesome activities to secure a respectable future and avoid exactly what became of Keith Richards, keep in mind: he was a choirboy, too).
But, Mr. von Bornstaedt said, the growing number of new applications that require more bandwidth -- like movies -- would ensure a respectable future, at least for a limited number of companies.
Lil Yachty's debut mixtape, Lil Boat, was both gratifyingly poppy and deeply weird and, like any respectable future-facing pop star, he has got the visuals to go with it: the brilliantly bizarre video to 1 Night features kittens, badly Photoshopped memes and Disney singalong lyrics.
"I want to be well educated and become a respectable person in future".
Unlike adults, they can still be molded into future, respectable citizens.
In France in the very near future, the respectable republican parties fragment the vote in a multiparty election, and the two top vote-getters are Marine Le Pen, of the extreme right, and one Mohammed Ben Abbes, the fictive leader of a French Muslim Brotherhood.
Its weaknesses are momentary; overall, it is a fun salute to the past 15 years and a respectable look to the future".
So, it was totally believable, to me, that in "Looking"'s first five minutes, Jonathan Groff's character, Patrick, stumbled awkwardly between two seemingly incongruous desires: having anonymous sex in a public park and logging on to OkCupid to arrange a "respectable" date with his future doctor-husband, played by Matthew Wilkas.
