Sentence examples for event currently from inspiring English sources

The next event, currently in its planning stages, is a meditation workshop in Central Park.

An academy spokeswoman declined to comment because of an investigation into the event currently under way at the academy.

A certain event currently taking place in Equatorial Guinea has shown just how easy it can be for dictators to convince us all to play along with their games.

Updated at 3.42pm GMT 2.28pm GMT Over in the women's ice hockey group stage game between Sweden and Germany, the only event currently live in the early evening lull in Sochi, the Swedish side have just gone 2-0 up with just 10 minutes left to play.

This is the backdrop to the World Twenty20 qualifying event currently being played in Ireland and Scotland, which will determine the six associates who progress to the World T20 in India next year – the only realistic chance for most associates to reach a world event in the rest of the decade.

Viewing that astringent work from the distance of forty years, Gaines, Gordon, and Segade show us — now in a film of the event, currently on display in the museum's exhibit "Museum as Hub: Six Degrees" — an element that is so often missing in today's avant-garde: an atmosphere of play.

Anyone attending Geek'n Rolla may claim a 5% discount on all current School for Startups events – currently 2 in London and 2 in Scotland.

Bill Beddows Southport With all the major events currently happening worldwide, your front page today (23 November) was devoted to an advertisement.

Of the modern events currently considered to be gymnastics, only tumbling and a primitive form of vaulting were known in the ancient world.

Yet the existence of the event, at a large site, meant that Mr. Romney would still appear on television after his aides said they would cancel "all events currently scheduled" for Tuesday, out of sensitivity to the storm's victims.

July is a prime time for chess, as evinced by the latest edition of Mark Crowther's splendid weekly magazine "The Week in Chess" (TWIC - www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic.html), which contains no fewer than 3700 games from 33 different events, currently in progress or recently finished; plus news of a further couple of dozen soon to get underway.