Sentence examples for very distant future from inspiring English sources

Finally, the fourth story is science fiction and set in the very distant future.

If such is the case, it will collide with Mars in the very distant future.

"Aha, maybe you ought to play golf," said my wife, who wonders what I will do with my spare time in the very distant future.

Icebox has a video baby monitor, for instance, some version of which seems likely to be standard equipment in the not very distant future.

"We had thought about doing an addition, but we figured that it would be in the very distant future," Mr. Muss said.

"I personally believe we have created conducive ground for such an exchange in the not very distant future," Mr. Mottaki said.

So we are probably in a parallel version of the present, or the not-very-distant future.

More dramatically, recent reports state that Calvin Harris will stop releasing albums all together, suggesting a not-even-very-distant future where the majority of artists will just release single tracks, consumed via multi-artist playlists.

And trimming excess weight can have a dramatic effect: every 100lb (about 45kg) removed from a Ford Focus, for example, improves its fuel-economy by a full mile a gallon.The upshot is that lightweight materials will be used much more in the light trucks and passenger cars of the not-very-distant future than they are in those of today.

If only the bleeding, blistered hands and the broken backs of the Bulgarian Empire could have seen into the admittedly very-distant future, and glimpsed upon what the stone turrets and battlements of their medieval fortifications would one day play host to.

The other thing they have in common is a sudden new vantage point from which their past suddenly seems very distant, the future slightly dark and the present incomprehensible.