Sentence examples for current of its from inspiring English sources

"Of events her life was singularly barren," her nephew James Edward Austen-Leigh wrote, adding, "Few changes and no great crisis ever broke the smooth current of its course".

Payments of £5m to up to 43 former and current of its senior staff are being withheld and the former bank chairman Paul Flowers – facing allegations of buying illegal drugs – still being pursued for £31,000 he was handed when he left last May.

So, if you hang a medal around the neck of a chameleon, are you honoring the animal's capacity for flexibility, for channeling the currents of its times, or for the colors it has assumed against its most recent background?

"Hair" crystallized the countercultural currents of its time with a tuneful innocence and exuberance that have assured its appeal as a pop-culture artifact.

The days when music could completely embody the sociopolitical currents of its time - when, in essence, rock was popular culture - have gone, perhaps for ever.

Rather, it has to be read as having been firmly anchored in the political, cultural and intellectual currents of its day.

Messina also attracted high attention (biogeographic sector M), due to the strong currents of its Strait characterized by animals of deep waters.

Pitchfork declared it the most current album of its era, "given its mixture of conceptual ambition and immediate-thrill pop".

Clegg himself is passionate, reminding the party of the current limits of its power.

What is its history and what is the current state of its interior?

The paper's founder, and current chairman of its publishing company, Andreas Whittam Smith, has been authorised to seek out a buyer.