Sentence examples for visiting the future from inspiring English sources

VATICAN CITY — When Pope Benedict XVI embarks on his first trip to Africa as pontiff on Tuesday, traveling to Cameroon and Angola, he will be visiting the future of the Roman Catholic Church, if not its present.

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He came back feeling as if he'd visited the future and America had no more juice.

What he was saying, in effect, was what Maureen Dowd said: "I've visited the future, and it isn't pretty".

"The advantage of being in a developing country is that you can visit the future and come back," added Purie.

It was a little like those old Victorian novels in which the hero visits the future and discovers that by 2000, America has become perfect.

The story follows a Victorian scientist, who claims that he has invented a device that enables him to travel through time, and has visited the future, arriving in the year 802,701 in what had once been London.

PAGE A17 GAIL COLLINS John McCain gave a speech this week that was a little like those old Victorian novels in which the hero visits the future and discovers that by the year 2000, America has become perfect.

John McCain gave a speech this week that was a little like those old Victorian novels in which the hero visits the future and discovers that by the year 2000, America has become perfect.