tomorrow , *** , auch: tomoz slang , TMO (Abkürzung)

"I need to be back for work by 1 tomorrow."

Then you come back tomorrow, and we'll try something completely different!

Would you like for me to call Bob and have him over tomorrow night."

"No matter what happens, you'll be home on time tomorrow."

I hoped she didn't forget to do it tomorrow morning.

You don・t know how I look forward to tomorrow.

You are supposed to be back in London by tomorrow."

"Are you taking me tomorrow to the camp of Tenalion?"

Tomorrow now - there you're going to need know lines but we'll cross that bridge later.

Cindy smiled and said, "How does by tomorrow morning sound to you guys?"

Now, I sit here writing this up, looking forward to posting it tomorrow.

"Pretty Slave must sleep, for tomorrow he will have many things to do.

"The Prince won't be using her until tomorrow, she's yours for the night."

Traci told me that Ann was going home the next day and we made plans to get together again tomorrow.

I want to see you before assembly tomorrow with those lines. '

Exhausted, Jamie headed for home, deciding that tomorrow was another day.

"Third, make that the day after tomorrow or later!

They could take up the group activities tomorrow.

We could, tomorrow, brand the three girls, and purchase collars.

"The day will be long and hard tomorrow."

And wait 'til you see what I've got planned for us tomorrow night."

"No, I got some homework to do for tomorrow.

In fact, why don't you go back in there and invite her over to our house tomorrow morning".

"I don't know what I'll do when tomorrow comes, and we can't do it for real any more.

"Then, if all goes well, Marcus and Phoebe can leave with you tomorrow."

I will come back to this in tomorrow' s debate.

Yet they market their team as if there were a million tomorrows.

So what are the main ideas behind the 'Commission of tomorrow'?

'Tomorrow I'm going to do something for which most people would give their lives ten times over.

'Tomorrow we go make him run, you watch and see.

Obviously 'tomorrow' meant today, because it was now only half past eight in the morning.

'Tomorrow I cannot get away; there is so much to be done.

'Tomorrow the three of you must go back to Mark's house.

'Tomorrow I will send my man to your father's home.

I believe we should set the seal on this point at tomorrow' s vote.

'Tomorrow we start to clean through the house, top to bottom.

'Tomorrow morning we start work on the drive panel again.

'Tomorrow I'll go early in the morning and make it a point not to get excited.

Luckily, she would have a lot of tomorrows to work on them.

'Can you remember what he said after all those tomorrows?

At this point, let me explain the implications of tomorrow' s vote.

For more than half a century fusion was to deliver 'tomorrow', but the day has never come.

I hope my proposal will be taken into consideration in tomorrow' s vote.

Marie explained to the children in her own words: 'Tomorrow the soldiers will take you away.

"One way or another, what we do here today will change a lot of tomorrows.

'Tomorrow I thought we'd clear out the last of the old furniture in the morning and take the afternoon off.

I hope that this will be sorted out before tomorrow' s vote.

In 1943 the pollsters began to ask people how they would vote 'if a general election were held tomorrow'.

This is not a question of,' Here today, reprocessed tonight and gone tomorrow'.

Your gift will give children and families hope for improved tomorrows.