Sentences with phrase «better tomorrow though»

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I always tell them that I still don't have all the answers, though things are going well enough that I am certain I want to keep working on Hot Tot again tomorrow: --RRB-

First time I'm visiting your blog and I can tell you, I will be back tomorrow and the next day... I'm new to being vegan, though I do try to follow a plant based diet most of the time, and I am always searching for good, healthy recipes.

The visitors to the Emirates Stadium next week are the relegated and dispirited, and not very good, Aston Villa though, so you would expect a win for Arsenal in that one or at the very least a draw, meaning that tomorrow's clash is the key game.

I don't need to tell you how good it will be to get back to the Grove tomorrow even though the prospect of watching Stoke again will never be attractive.

The finalists of course have risen to the occasion once in a while, though hopefully will do better tomorrow.

Though it appears the Republicans have a good shot at taking back the majority in tomorrow's elections, they'll be living on borrowed time if they win.

All good though, I had enough to make another batch using all purpose flour It looks delicious I can't wait to dig in tomorrow!

It reminds us that even though today might not be going well, tomorrow could be completely different.

The show went well, but even though it is now over, I think things are going to keep getting busier, because... I start a new job tomorrow!

Expect a new post tomorrow though, with the best moments of 2013.

Better Luck Tomorrow is a huge step forward, and though it doesn't fully transcend its small budget, the story feels rooted in something more solid than prefab posturing.

And though new captain Christopher McQuarrie seems a little like the hire of a post-auteur Cruise (having worked on Edge Of Tomorrow, Valkyrie, and Jack Reacher), he's had good results with the star so far.

Though Oblivion did boast more truly eye popping visuals, Edge of Tomorrow scores with sharp writing, crisp direction, vivid imagination and one damn good co-star.

Liman and Cruise worked well together on the time - switching sci - fi b - movie, Edge of Tomorrow, and, even though American Made looks to follow a fairly standard rise - and - fall arc, at least it looks one of Hollywood's favourite sons has been given a chance to flex his acting muscles.

The Edge of Tomorrow Director: Doug Liman Starring: Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt, Charlotte Riley, Bill Paxton Synopsis: A soldier fighting in a war with aliens finds himself caught in a time loop of his last day in the battle, though he becomes better skilled along the way.

And even though she admits she'd retire tomorrow if she could, she's on track to do this at 63 with a good defined benefit pension and a paid - off house.

It is in and through these individual initiatives that the world of tomorrow takes shape, which though surely uncertain, is often best intuited by artists than others,» says Marcel.

Ultimately, though, if we hope to achieve these goals and build a better more sustainable tomorrow, it's vital we engage the youth.

A specific date is best, though if there is a certain amount of backing and forthing, «July 30» could be «tomorrow», and therefore «within 14 days of acceptance» would still identify a specific date — provided that the date of acceptance is there in the contract.

As already mentioned, this variant of the phone will be announced in China tomorrow, though the device is expected to hit more markets in the near future as well, a global launch will probably follow in the near future as well.

The earlier prices were based on a tiny sample of trades so the more recent ones, between $ 200 and $ 300, may be a better indication of its underlying value — though given the enormous volatility in digital currency markets, tomorrow may be a different story.

On the theory that Marshall McLuhan was right when he said in the last century, «The future of work will be about learning a living» and that Peter Legge's maxim, «Live as though you'll die tomorrow, learn as though you'll live forever» is right, I suppose I had better toss a little «larnin» into this column with some regularity, or the editor will get suspicious.