The future doesn't look ordsprog
 The future doesn't look bright for store cards, |
| [But Epstein] doesn't walk on water, ... He's certainly not infallible, and the Red Sox still have a bright future without him. |
| He?s really got a bright future. I hope he understands that working his way to that bright future should be very fun. |
| A lot of the soothsayers and prognosticators could have been making it look like stores are going away in a year, that CDs are going away, ... I think that right now, for the foreseeable future, people are confident that physical CDs in a package in a store will be the mainstay for the future. That doesn't mean that this (digital) distribution method won't be growing ... but the research says it's going to be a small part of the business. |
| We don't know the answer to that question. Based on what city officials are saying, the future doesn't look too bright for being able to play games in New Orleans. But we just don't know right now. |
| We believe the next appropriate step in this process is to explore strategic alternatives for our Parisian specialty department store business, which could include its sale. We believe there is a very bright future for this unique franchise, and that meaningful opportunity exists for continued revenue growth and substantial operating income improvement. |
| She's done a great job. She and her staff have really brought the level of competition up ... I believe the future is very bright for Pittsburgh. Very, very bright. |
| We can't give up hope. I've started off 0-5, so it doesn't get any worse than that. Five-and-four is not bad at all. We just have to keep scrapping and keep fighting and know that if we win this game we've got two games at home and chance to go to 7-4. The future is still bright for us. |
| He has a bright, bright future in this league. I think he showed that [Sunday night]. |
| My grandfather's brother, Phillip, lived in Whiteville and told my grandfather about a nearby town-which turned out to be Elizabethtown-that was a nice town and had a bright future, ... He moved here in 1935. He opened in the same location we're in today, only in a lot smaller store. |
| The cards don't give them access to any services. It doesn't make them any more legal. In the event that something tragic happens, the cards help to identify the person. It's a way to connect families who are countries apart. |
| American Airlines is so far ahead right now that no-one is going to catch them. Southwest had 52 straight quarters of profit. It doesn't mean all airline stocks are bad. Some of these low cost airlines have a bright future. |
| He's a real quick study. He's a bright guy. He's a very talented athlete. He's big. He's fast. . . . Alex Smith has a real bright future here. |
| The store is Kathryn. Bright, fun and beautiful. |
Maggie Smith (1934-)
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