tomorrow
[təˈmɑːroʊ]
Definition:
1. The day after today.
2. The near future.
3. The next day, the day after, following the present day.
'tomorrow' example sentence:
- I'm off now. See you tomorrow.
- He goes on to New Orleans tomorrow.
- Anyway, I'd better go now ─ I'll see you tomorrow.
- What's on your agenda for tomorrow?
- Let's invite them to dinner tomorrow.
- I'll be up to see you tomorrow.
- This time tomorrow I'll be in Canada.
- France are playing Wales tomorrow.
- She has to work late tomorrow.
- That's enough for now ─ let's go on with it tomorrow.
- She's leaving tomorrow.
- He said he might come tomorrow.
- The electric will be off tomorrow.
- Unless something unexpected happens, I'll see you tomorrow.
- Perhaps it would be better if you came back tomorrow.
- I'll see you the day after tomorrow.
- We must come to a decision about what to do next by tomorrow.
- Let's make an early start tomorrow.
- What time are we starting tomorrow?
- We're going on a picnic tomorrow.
- Could I have an alarm call at 5.30 tomorrow, please?
- The talks are to begin tomorrow.
- Who knows what changes tomorrow may bring?
- I must get these letters off first thing tomorrow.
- I'll be a little later home tomorrow.
- Getting it finished by tomorrow will take some doing.
- The President hits town tomorrow.
- She will appear in court tomorrow.
- I'll see you tomorrow evening.
- All things being equal, we should finish the job tomorrow.
- The final team selection will be made tomorrow.
- Could you get off early tomorrow?
- There is no need for you to get up early tomorrow.
- I'm happy to leave it till tomorrow.
- Snow is forecast for tomorrow.
- Can you call back tomorrow?
- The judgment will be given tomorrow.
- I'll give you a ring tomorrow.
- If I had the choice, I would stop working tomorrow.
- I must wash the car tomorrow.
- She will try and visit tomorrow.
- Could I sleep on it and let you know tomorrow?
- I'm flying to Hong Kong tomorrow.
- I want it done by tomorrow.
- It's going to be wet tomorrow.
- Could you get me up at 6.30 tomorrow?
- The final result of the poll will be known tomorrow.
- I'll have a think and let you know tomorrow.
- Let's hope we have good weather tomorrow.
- I'll put the information in the post to you tomorrow.
- For some reason we all have to come in early tomorrow.
- We sail at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
- I have no problem with you working at home tomorrow.
- Try to get some rest ─ you have a busy day tomorrow.
- I'll be a bit later home tomorrow.