Esimerkkejä Distant future käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Think the distant future.
Distant future. Deep space.
Deep space. Distant future.
The distant future, the distant future.
Ellis…- Not the distant future.
The distant future? Or the distant past?
We are not talking about the very distant future.
Not the distant future.- Ellis.
The novel is set in an unspecified distant future.
It is the distant future, the year 2000.
In Age Of Speed Underworld,the action is placed in the distant future.
What this could mean in the not too distant future is a theme worth contemplating.
But when we say this… we imagine that the hour is placed… in an obscure and distant future.
The game Desert Operations takes you into the distant future events, which because of the increased conflict between the powerful nations broke out a terrible war for world domination.
Many of the things Star Trek foresaw have come to pass, orwill in the not too distant future.
Likewise, in Waterford, where Waterford Wedgwood may be closing in the not too distant future, and again, between that and downstream jobs, another thousand jobs may be lost.
Is it possible that the new owners andmanagement would need your help to steer things in the near or distant future?
But society has not yet been too computerised In the not so distant future, when the corporate networks to erase nations and races… fill the Earth with electronic and optical communication lines.
Imagine an eternity where the ancient past, your present, and the distant future all exist at once.
That is the task facing Parliament inview of today's events. In this way, in the not too distant future it will be possible- God willing- for a united and enlarged Europe satisfactorily to accomplish its task not only on behalf of the people of Europe but also in the interest of world peace.
In the context of world tendencies, this policy may turn out to be lethal, andmay cause hunger in the not too distant future.
This is true, butis beyond my remit at the moment- at some point in the not too distant future I should be looking at that film, but at least it does well, despite the horse's handicap being named"Inferno" says it all….
We will also, I believe, gradually see the Nordic region enlarged here in the EUto include Iceland and, I imagine, also Norway within the not too distant future.
In the former instance the time for a'leap' has already arrived; in the latter instance the'leap' is, for the time being,a matter of the more or less distant future,' an ultimate aim' whose approach is prepared by a series of'gradual changes' in the mutual relations between social classes.
The Adjuster had been activelyengaged in reorganizing the thinking and in rehearsing the mind for the great events which were in the not then distant future.
My dream is that, in the not too distant future, goods crossing the Pyrenees from Spain into France via a central tunnel will then travel along the Canal de Midi and the network of French canals and finally to the Rhine, whose ideal and wise regulation we are today turning into European law.
Technology steps forward are booming, that for 30 years the world has new features,which have recently been described in his science fiction stories as signs rather distant future.
However, is that it should be possible in future- in the near future, Commissioner,not the distant future- to extend this procedure, currently at the experimental stage, to all sensitive sectors still governed by specific rules on control over state aid. I am thinking of sectors like shipbuilding, the motor industry, iron and steel and textiles, all areas in serious crisis and needing to achieve social and economic cohesion even earlier than the rest.
The conflict in Cyprus will only be resolved through improved relations between the two communities with a view to establishing a federation in the- we hope- not too distant future.
A 208 is in progress in the C-13 district of Newport City. All patrolling air units, to erase nations andraces… fill the Earth with electronic and optical communication lines In the not so distant future, when the corporate networks but society has not yet been too computerized.