Sentence examples for someday accumulating from inspiring English sources
To the migrants, who are but steps away from crushing rural poverty, their lives are wholly sustained by the dream of someday accumulating enough wealth to allow for a better future for them and for their children.
The attention to detail is amazing — Coulter will make a great movie someday — but the accumulated effect of all this passionate perfectionism is to suggest a form of self-delusion, the artist having lost sight of the thing most obvious to the viewer, which is that the story he has to tell is too insignificant to hold one's attention for the time required to tell it.
money and accumulating capital.
If you're like me, sometimes you roam your living quarters picking up and putting down books that have accumulated in piles, all of which you intend to read -- someday.
Law enforcement authorities were certain Koresh had accumulated a formidable arsenal of weapons and ammunition at his compound and may have been planning on using them someday.
From the start, Mr. Okada accumulated his treasures with intent: It was not so much for his private enjoyment, but rather with the goal to someday open a museum.
