Sentence examples for votes for the future from inspiring English sources

But in our consumer age, voters are quite capable of shopping around; past achievements don't guarantee votes for the future.

It's a vote for the future".

"This morning, I am voting for the future," he said.

Vote for the future you want, not the future the politicians tell you you should want.

The older people seem to be more keen to vote for the future of the country".

"Vote your convictions, vote your heart, vote for the future of this country.

If the money goes to Beneatha, it will be a vote for the future.

On polling day, the front page shouted: "A vote for the future" and "The most important day since the war".

People want to vote for something that is more positive and progressive, a vote for the future rather than a vote for the grey parties of the past".

"In voting for Simon", one said, "we were voting for the future".The same impulse has appeared in some grand British institutions: next year, 42-year-old Antonio Pappano will become artistic and music director of the Royal Opera House.

Speaking in East Jerusalem to envoys from countries in Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East, Ms. Ashrawi asked them not only to vote for the future United Nations resolution on observer-state status, possibly this fall, but to provide the Palestinian Authority with a financial "safety net" when, she predicted, "Americans decide to cut off aid" because of the bid.