Sentence examples for tomorrow set from inspiring English sources

Howard's book Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform (1898, in later editions Garden Cities of Tomorrow) set out his vision for small healthy towns contained by productive agricultural belts which, joined together by excellent public transport, could cluster to support the attractions characteristic of great metropolitan regions.

Football League clubs are tomorrow set to impose tough new restrictions on overseas loan players following Watford's exploitation of the system last season.

Photograph: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty Images 4.26pm BST Controversial cyclist David Millar is tomorrow set to be confirmed in the Great Britain team for the London Olympics, reports the Press Association.

Nick Clegg will tomorrow set out the most ambitious plans yet to relax Britain's libel laws, saying he will back a raft of reforms including a statutory public interest defence.

Nor will another case, brought by barrister Tom Brennan against NatWest and due back in court tomorrow, set any precedent either, win or lose; it too is being held in a lower court.

William Boyd, who adapted the novel for a 1990 Hollywood film Tune In Tomorrow, set in New Orleans, found it "hugely inventive and funny, and astonishingly rude in its attacks, say on Argentinians, who are seen as pompous.

(1852), set in the early 18th century.

Events in 2012 set the tone.

Millennial voter turnout this year set records.

1977 – Set up Mark Thatcher Racing.

Last year set sales records.