Sentence examples for and present day of from inspiring English sources

B6 Battles, Past and Present DAY OF INFAMY RECALLED -- President Bush invoked the memories of Pearl Harbor as inspiration for America's war against terrorism and defiantly threatened the Al Qaeda leaders holed up in the caves of Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan.

Erin Marie Whitten, future journalist, past naive adolescent and present day graduate of Revere High School Class of 2015.

These materials are principal agents of mass and energy transfer in and on the Earth and are, therefore, responsible for the many unique features of formation, evolution, and present day processes of the Earth.

The other artists in the exhibition address the black barbershop as a historical and present day space of black power.

"It's a myth that the only group being criminalized are those committing crimes," said Heather Ann Thompson, a University of Michigan historian who writes on the history and present day implications of mass incarceration.

This subject was rejuvenated, and present day insight offers an exciting window of yet unknown opportunities.

The quest, in fact, started during the pre-historic era and continues to the present day of supercomputers.

Clooney is himself a descendant, in that his father and his aunt were performers of note in the age of the Hollywood studios, and he imports its grace and its control into the present day of extroverted turmoil.

Part I stressed foreign policy a lot, and Vietnam, and brought it up to the present day of Donald Trump.

The documentary that left the strongest impression is "The Order of Myths," Margaret Brown's examination of the history and present-day reality of the segregated worlds of Mardi Gras in Mobile, Ala.

The county seat and present-day county of Lanús remained part of Avellaneda until 1944.