Sentence examples similar to the future has passed from inspiring English sources

Even after she had climbed to the peak of her profession in 1971 — having edited winners of many Newbery and Caldecott Medals — her boss baffled her by saying, "The wave of the future had passed you by".

Even after she had climbed to the peak of her profession in 1971 — having edited winners of many Newbery and Caldecott Medals — her boss baffled her by saying, "The wave of the future had passed you by". So she sifted through a dozen job offers and moved on to Atheneum, where she was given her own imprint.

That future has passed — the date on the ride's end credits is 1997.

The 16:00 deadline for Yahya Jammeh to make up his mind over his future has passed.

There have been dark days since, there will be more in the future, but the worst has passed and helping others has become his driving passion.

Well, the future has come to pass, and we're still fine with basic Ben & Jerry's, thank you very much.

Even though the worst of the crisis has passed, the future remains bleak for the refugees who were allowed to land.

This is perhaps my favorite passage and the speech's first real serving of hope for a brighter future after the crisis has passed.

This is especially true since the past and future constantly fight for our attention -- the past perhaps bitter that its moment in the limelight has passed -- the future impatient for its chance to shine.

It could be a sustained rise in prices that is reasonable given particular, defensible expectations about the future, but which deflates once it becomes clear that particular version of the future has not come to pass.

It's easy for me to summon up that moment in the film when the fever has passed and the future looks full of promise.