Examples of using "Geleceğinden" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I was certain that you'd come.
- I was certain you'd come.
I fear for the future of humanity.
I'm certain that he'll come.
He is sure that he will come.
I'm doubtful that he's going to come.
I wasn't sure you'd come.
Tom is confident about his future.
I'm sure he'll be along soon.
I'm sure that he'll come on time.
I'm sure he will come.
I'm sure he will come tomorrow.
I don't doubt but that he will come.
I firmly believe that your time will come.
- I doubt Tom will come.
- I doubt that Tom will come.
I'm sure Tom will arrive soon.
Make sure Tom comes.
- I am sure of his coming to the party.
- I'm sure that he'll come to the party.
I couldn't be sure that Tom would come.
Fadil feared for Layla's future.
I'm sure Tom will be early.
- I doubt that Tom will be early.
- I doubt Tom will be early.
- I'm sure that Tom will come on time.
- I'm sure Tom will come on time.
- I'm sure Tom will come tomorrow.
- I'm sure that Tom will come tomorrow.
- Are you sure Tom will come?
- Are you sure that Tom will come?
I'm sure that she will come back soon.
I don't doubt that she will come here.
Are you sure of her coming on time?
I needed to make sure you'd come here.
I needed to be sure he'd come here.
- I doubt that Tom will get here on time.
- I doubt Tom will get here on time.
- I don't doubt that Tom will arrive on time.
- I don't doubt Tom will arrive on time.
Are you sure she'll come on time?
Are you sure Tom will come back?
- I'm pretty sure Tom will be on time.
- I'm pretty sure that Tom will be on time.
Those who were forced to give up their future by this word
I telephoned to make sure that he was coming.
I'm not sure when he'll come.
We can't be sure which door Tom will come through.
I'm sure Tom will come over and help.
I am more worried about you than the future of Japan.
I bet it won't be long before Tom gets here.
- I'm not sure when Tom will come.
- I'm not sure when Tom will turn up.
Tom is certain that Mary will come to school today.
- Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will arrive on time.
- Tom doesn't doubt Mary will arrive on time.
- Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will come to the party.
- Tom doesn't doubt Mary will come to the party.
Tom was sure better times were coming.
I'll make sure Tom gets there on time.
- I doubt Tom will come to Boston this year.
- I doubt that Tom will come to Boston this year.
I'm not sure what time Tom will be home.
I worry more about you than the future of Japan.
I'm not sure what time Tom will get home.
Tom isn't sure when Mary will get here.
- You should invite Tom to your party, but I doubt that he'll come.
- You should invite Tom to your party, but I doubt he'll come.
- Tom says that he'll come tomorrow, but I doubt that he'll actually show up.
- Tom says he'll come tomorrow, but I doubt that he'll actually show up.
- Tom says that he'll come tomorrow, but I doubt he'll actually show up.
Tom told Mary not to wait up because he wouldn't be home until very late.
- I'm sure Tom will come back as soon as he realizes he left his briefcase here.
- I'm sure that Tom will come back as soon as he realizes that he left his briefcase here.
- I'm sure Tom will come back as soon as he realizes that he left his briefcase here.
- I'm sure that Tom will come back as soon as he realizes he left his briefcase here.
I doubt if Bob will come to my birthday party.