Sentence examples for from the present day from inspiring English sources

The articles link to an interview with Lanzmann from last March in which, asked about the sixty years separating his youthful days in Germany from the present day, he says: You know, I am ageless.

So who would she be interested in analysing from the present day?

Beverley Naidoo's The Other Side of Truth (Puffin, £4.99) comes much more from the present day.

They're joined by Serena, a teenage castaway from the present day who serves as the reader's proxy.

Though they hark back to classical sculpture, Tom Price's bronze figurines and claymation portraits could only come from the present day.

Despite being the most removed from the present day, however, the first world war retains a unique position in the public psyche.

Richard Hamilton: Protest Paintings (Inverleith House) All the protest paintings of the maverick Pop artist, from the Sixties to the present day, from Jagger to Thatcher.

Featuring compositions for brass from Renaissance to the present day.

Masterpieces of Trompe l'Oeil From Antiquity to the Present Day.

This chapter provides a brief overview of bioprocesses, from 6000BC to the present day.

Frost said the display, opening in May, would have objects from 9000BC to the present day.