Sentence examples for the future coming from inspiring English sources

But, by the end, he's imagining his infant daughter, decades in the future, coming home for the holidays.

Besides, Connolly was an astute observer; not everyone in New York in 1947 felt the future coming.

It's 1958, and if you listen, you can start to hear some of the future coming out of John Coltrane's saxophone".

They all want to be the ones who create the "iron curtains" and "winds of change" of the future; coming up with the expressions that frame the debate and shape the way we feel about an issue.

But the United States has hopes for the future, coming from the fertile mind of the new director of the board, Kevin Roberts, the chief executive officer with Saatchi & Saatchi, who lives in New Zealand.

Since the registration agreement was once regarded as the wave of the future, coming into effect along with the North American Free Trade Agreement, some Canadians wonder why the S.E.C. might be backtracking.

But the future came quickly.

Three years later, Back To The Future came out.

Should Back To The Future come back in the future?

Please, in the future, come in a little late.

More clues to the future came from the speech in Grant Park.