Sentence examples for very rosy future from inspiring English sources

In early 1969, Ketchum told a superior that he thought the program was not "facing a very rosy future".

"I could not honestly paint you," he said to them, "a very rosy picture of your future in Britain".

"I feel I have left with the future looking very rosy for the national team and we are so close to joining the elite in world hockey.

"I am not very optimistic that the future will be very rosy here," Timor Goeskl, a spokesman for the United Nations Interim Forces in Lebanon, said in Beirut.

Given all of the recent attention on blockbuster exhibitions at vast museums, "you might assume that our future is not very rosy," said Mr. Wäspe, referring to his smaller museum.

No matter how much you spend trying to promote a brand using mass media alone, "it is not going to get the job done".With numbers of viewers and readers declining, the future does not look very rosy for network television and newspapers.

"But the future for a small independent hospital is not a very rosy picture right now," he said.

There is no doubt that UK developers over the past three decades have worked hard to put the country in a very strong position and it is a platform upon which we can build to ensure computer games have a rosy future for the next 30 years and beyond.

A rosy future, perhaps.

The rosy future has disappeared.

Very rosy, even reddish, skin.