Sentence examples for spoke of the future from inspiring English sources
When people spoke of the future, they meant tomorrow.
And he spoke of the future of France.
He spoke of the future and the importance of free trade and the global economy.
He spoke of the future of Forum 2000, and plans to transform it into a continuing program.
Borden and I never spoke of it, or of the events of that night, and we never spoke of the future.
When Brokaw and her classmates spoke of the future, it was not about blazing paths, as Sears's generation had done, but it was certainly not about fitting work around motherhood either.
But when Mr. Chang speaks of the future of the chip business, he sounds somber.
If they speak of the future, they also revel in art history.
If we can speak of the future at all, it follows that we are still tied to some extent to the present.
Following is an excerpt from a speech by President Bush yesterday at the Warsaw University Library in Poland, as recorded by The New York Times: Today I have come to the center of Europe to speak of the future of Europe.
In its global reach it speaks of the future, and should not be regarded as a curious relic of Empire, whereas the EU will continue its inexorable, relative decline.
