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Meanings of tomorrow in English
Usage of tomorrow in English
1
CRH will issue a statement on sales and market conditions tomorrow morning.
2
No decision was taken today and the private hearing will continue tomorrow.
3
Today's children and young people are tomorrow's consumers, employees and community members.
4
The decree will come into effect tomorrow, Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti said.
5
The festival goes until tomorrow morning, when we welcome the New Year.
6
He thought the problem might be a water pump, would know tomorrow.
7
EBONY: The industry is filled with new singers-heretoday and gone tomorrow.
8
It's a major, major risk event tomorrow, said a Warsaw-based currency trader.
9
New parking control systems and charges in Dublin come into effect tomorrow.
10
He said the paper will apologise in an editorial in tomorrow paper.
11
The president has given the politicians until tomorrow to resolve the crisis.
12
Results of the forensic tests are expected later today or tomorrow morning.
13
Don't tell me tomorrow isn't the appropriate time to debate gun violence.
14
CHINA: Today and tomorrow are much like any other day in China.
15
In Europe, there are statements today from Philips and tomorrow from STMicroelectronics.
16
He said the conference would continue tomorrow and its venue may change.
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Tomorrow across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Canada
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