FOR MANY MORE TO COME

Definition: Expressing anticipation or expectation that there will be a greater number or more instances of something in the future.

Synonyms: Long Future, Endless Years, Countless Tomorrows, Infinite Time, Eternal Prospects

Usage Examples in Sentences

Completing the first puzzle was exciting, with anticipation for many more to come.

He rode his bike without training wheels for the first time, excited for many more to come.

Solving the first math problem, the student was ready for many more to come.

For many more to come, we celebrate our achievements in this momentous occasion.

We have laid the groundwork for many more to come with our latest technological breakthrough.

In our commitment to diversity, there is room for many more to come and contribute.

For many more to come, we are planning a series of events to celebrate our company's anniversary.

With advancements in technology, opportunities for many more to come are inevitable.

She laid the groundwork for many more to come through her philanthropic efforts.

A: Thank you all for joining us today to celebrate the company's 10th anniversary. It's been an incredible journey, and I'm grateful for each and every one of you who has been a part of it.B: Absolutely, it's a remarkable milestone. And I believe this is just the beginning of even greater achievements for our company. Here's to ten years of success and for many more to come!A: Cheers to that! With the dedication and talent in this room, I have no doubt that we'll continue to thrive in the years ahead.

FOR MANY MORE TO COME

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