Sentence examples for toward those days from inspiring English sources

And of all the signs that get things rolling toward those days of end, a new world leader, or messiah, being born is the biggest.

Had an alien astronomer swivelled his telescope toward them in those days, he might have found them equally promising — nurseries in the making.

He was inclined toward Marxist thought in those days and was an avid reader of the prison diaries of Ho Chi Minh.

He was in the city just after Sept. 11 and remembers how kind everyone was toward one another in those days.

"I think that M.B.S. realizes that he went too far toward some people in those days, and he has tried to make amends".

"The city": we led centripetal lives in those days, our heads bent toward Manhattan as if it were the sun.

The changes are heartening progress toward the day when the American military is the equal of those in Britain, Israel, Canada and other nations where gays serve openly.

The rest of our thoughts, though, turn restlessly toward the day after — toward Christmas and its unsettled meanings.

They worked toward the day when many Americans will have large, valuable collections of original models.

Is this one more step, a quickening step, toward the day when robots put many of us out of work?

You don't provide adult primary care with an eye toward the day that your patients outgrow you and pass triumphantly on to the next doctor.