Sentence examples for terrible futures from inspiring English sources

The naturally Orwellian among us foresee terrible futures.

As a result, players have to protect themselves against a number of terrible futures.

It all changes so fast: every day dozens of terrible futures are thrown onto the scrapheap, but every day churns out a hundred new ones.

WHEN Britain last tinkered with the House of Lords, opponents foresaw a terrible future.

Everything points to a terrible future in which their son is destined to become a monster.

For almost half the novel, the terrible future - "what no one knew... .. - waits to swallow its characters.

If the "Ted Cruz Wing" of the G.O.P. prevails and forces the president to curtail Obamacare in any way in return for funding the government, mainstream conservatives will be staring at a terrible future.

It's dramatic, one of the biggest problems we are facing globally, with terrible future costs to society," said Dr Maria Neira, director of public health at the WHO in Geneva.

And it's a jolt when Louis has to tend to a young student, horribly killed in a car wreck, who becomes an undead warming of Louis's own terrible future.

Poem after poem has the same plot: an effort at ordinary happiness, pleasure, closeness -- a camping trip to Yellowstone, a day at the beach -- turns ominous as a symbol (an owl, a bear, a cloud of bats, worms, thunder, a Ouija-board message, a cursing gypsy, a sinister doll) appears on the scene to foreshadow the terrible future.

It means there is a terrible future on the horizon - a world without antibiotics.