Sentence examples for are currents from inspiring English sources
adjective
Existing or occurring at the moment.
The mist over the water is thick, and there are currents so hot you recoil from them.
At Flex there are currents and riptides and veritable tsunamis, and monotony is less of a danger than drowning.
"There are currents in history and you have to figure out how to move them in one direction or another," Rhodes said.
Poughkeepsie - THERE are currents of thought and feeling in art that become so pervasive at a particular time and place that, in retrospect, they come to characterize the moment.
When the orchestra does take its stand, its contributions are currents of lyricism or subtle but ear-catching shifts in color, to contrast with the showiness of the piano writing.
It is "the emotional effect of music" that is most powerfully chronicled: washing throughout the elegiac pages are "currents of grief" for lost places (the shop), lost things (vinyl superseded by CDs) and lost people (the tragic death of a childhood friend).
"All these things are current today".
(All statistics are current through Thursday).
Of those, 3,273 are current cases.
What are current utility rates in California?
All are current or ex-military.
