Sentence examples for is presently going from inspiring English sources

Democratic Sen. Jon Corzine (D-NJ), who is presently going through a divorce, recently rented an apartment in Hoboken's uptown "Tea Building" complex on the waterfront, officials confirmed last week.

Instead of that money going to Twitter, some or all of it is presently going to Gnip.

In the case of leer, the present indicative is used to refer to the act of reading when that act is presently going on.

"We are presently going through the archives for 1901-1949 and will in a year's time provide information about who nominated who during that time period," Dr. Nils Ringertz of Stockholm, director of the Electronic Nobel Museum, recently said in an e-mail message.

So Greenville has a naïve-looking Main Street, with cross streets that run, after a block or two, into residential sections, where the white houses stand among gardens that look as if they were presently going to pass into woods and fields and the clear countryside; and it has a population of 35,000.

Use the present subjunctive when you need to describe an act of reading that is supposedly presently going on when one doubts or denies that it is actually going on.

The case is presently scheduled to go to trial in October of this year.

In Australia, it is presently only possible to go by ship, as the distances are too long for many planes that are suitable for landing in the antarctic environment.

"It seems to me that there's a recognition that constitutional reform, at least that which is presently on the table, is not going to lead to a change in the fundamental relationship," he said.

Nevertheless, the data bank is presently too small and will go a long way to be used for engineering/research purpose.

(He is presently teaching in Senegal).