Sentence examples for somehow in the future from inspiring English sources

"I asked God to let me see my little unborn child, and somehow, in the future, to let me touch this baby," Officer Jimeno said.

There was always a whiff of political intrigue about him, a sense that he counted somehow in the future of Russia, and that he was waiting for his moment.

I know somehow in the future, I'll still be involved in the game".

I've come to realize there really isn't any point in doing things I don't enjoy now just because I think it might help me somehow in the future.

But, I am no fool; she is immensely popular here, and it is likely that this will cost me somehow in the future.

So for now, aside from a few success stories and the vague potential of a better life somehow in the future (despite massive national unemployment and persistent low- to high-level discrimination), these threatened jobs are all the Midgaan have.

New York was an early issuer of debt — it floated some of the nation's first state bonds to pay for the construction of the Erie Canal — and, since then, has borrowed against the classroom buildings at its state universities, a parking lot at the Aqueduct racetrack, and revenues that it hopes in a vague sort of way may somehow materialize in the future.

He was talking about the latest smoke screen in the presidential election, the bogus contention that lifting restrictions on offshore oil drilling would somehow, in the foreseeable future, bring down the price of gasoline for American motorists.

The economic calamity is a lot less visual (though The Wall Street Journal did come up with this clever video), and the destructive force seems somehow in the faraway future.

"I just hope they will somehow be useful in the future".

Having crossed a psychological barrier and halted the withdrawal, pressure may grow on Obama and his successor to boost numbers in the hope that a policy that failed in the past will somehow start working in the future.