Sentence examples for from present day from inspiring English sources

Indians and their supporters contend that the skull differs from present day Indians because of environmental changes.

"FOUNTAINS OF LIGHT: ISLAMIC METALWORK FROM THE NUHAD ES-SAID COLLECTION" More than two dozen inlaid precious-metal objects from present day Iran, Syria, Afghanistan and Turkey.

Selassie proclaimed himself a collateral descendent of Solomon's wife, the Queen of Sheba (who may or may not have come from present day Yemen).

For them she represents hope of a better future and a figure embodying the unity that is so absent from present day Burma.

The articles in this issue of the IJCSR have emanated from present day respected world experts in the fields of CSR and Social and Environmental Accounting.

The earliest trilobites appear suddenly in rocks of Early Cambrian age (522 530 Ma) from present day Scandinavia and eastern Europe.

His grandparents were from present-day Kyrgyzstan.

"All three write fascinatingly about female experience from present-day Britain to ancient Greece," said Penguin.

A teacher from present-day Maine slips through a portal in time which takes him back to the late 1950s.

Still, as in Mumford's day, a vast distance separates Sorkin's imagined green utopia from present-day New York.

The Jotvingians and Galindians inhabited an area to the south stretching from present-day Poland east into Belarus.