Sentence examples for window to the future from inspiring English sources
Some of the most memorable films for me were the ones where we really did open the window to the future.
He was the author of four books: The Innovation Millionaires, Mood Control, Life in Darwin's Universe, and Silicon Valley: High-Tech Window to the Future.
The hatred for Peres at the time may have been due in part to the fact that he, with the crispness of his oratory, with that rare ability he had to stoke hope, to open a window to the future, made the suspicious, war-scarred Israelis believe, for a short time, and completely against their instincts, that there is an actual chance for a better future, a future of peace.
"Imagination is our window to the future," writes the head of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) on their website.
There will continue to be polarization on most social and foreign policy issues, but if today's college students are a window to the future, the weight of the population will swing toward more progressive and moderate views.
The real treasure in "TV Man" is Kosareff's impressive collection of old print and television ads, archival footage and big- and small-screen clips illustrating TV-set culture — no surprise given he wrote the book on the topic: 2005's "Window to the Future: The Golden Age of Television Marketing and Advertising".
Now I look upon them as windows to the future -- a future we desperately need in our society.
This is the issue that Mr. Elmendorf was addressing, and he seemed to be thinking beyond the 10-year budget window to the likely impact on future deficits.
The whole thing was basically the Jewish equivalent of getting married while tubing, although to be fair it did open the window to future possibilities.
The conditions imposed by the court, to stop forcing consumers to use Internet Explorer and preventing rival software from operating properly on Windows, had little relevance to the future path of innovation.
Windows 8 is key to the future, the Surface computer, Bing people have seen is a better search product, Xbox... is it enough?
