Sentence examples for In the modern days from inspiring English sources

The LED based lighting modules represents in the modern days the most efficient and reliable lighting system.

"We used to serve them in the paper but to be honest, in the modern days, people don't really prefer that because... when they go home and undo their kebab, the sauce goes all over the paper.

Things that were "just fine" in the past not always pass the test in the modern days.

Those are the virtues we idolise in the modern day.

The decision, enforced by a persistent knee injury, finishes the career of the most influential cricketer in the modern day county game.

The Sherlock special is expected to air around Christmas, with three more episodes soon to follow as a separate fourth season – presumably back in the modern day.

"It is inspired by the original, but set in the modern day and more of a crime procedural, which fits nicely with what we do at Universal.

The museums highlight "artifacts that were taken from civilizations," he added, "and if in the modern day, countries are investing in the right infrastructures to safeguard them, there is no doubt that they must be where they rightfully belong".

Watching the sulfur workers toil on Mount Ijen is one way for visitors to experience the role Java's volcanic landscape plays in the modern day-to-day lives of locals.

While George, mourning the death of her mother, is living in the past – obsessing over an Italian renaissance painting and a family holiday one year previous – Francesco is stuck in the future, following George's life in the modern day.

I'm both very confused but also I understand what is happening #Sherlockspecial #Sherlock The BBC series made waves when it landed on screens in 2010 and presented the fictional character Sherlock in the modern day.