Sentence examples for is visible today from inspiring English sources
Much of what is visible today dates from the Roman period.
(It is visible today in the Page A1 headline "Sniper Suspect/Is Own Lawyer/As Trial Opens").
The long decline is visible today not only in the absence of "push boys" weaving racks of dresses across the clogged Midtown canyons but also in hard statistics.
The Stonehenge that is visible today is incomplete, many of its original sarsens and bluestones having been broken up and taken away, probably during Britain's Roman and medieval periods.
This relic light from the early universe is visible today everywhere in the sky and was first mapped by UC Berkeley physicist and Nobel laureate George Smoot, founder of the BCCP.
(It is visible today in the Page A1 headline "Sniper Suspect/Is Own Lawyer/As Trial Opens"). All of the other faces were created for The Times -- and named for it -- by the noted type designer Matthew Carter, who based them on traditional letterforms.
Not a single Cory Booker sign was visible today.
The Pyrenees await, and will be visible today.
The fighters themselves, of whom about 100 were visible today, refused to discuss their strength.
It's sinking: Originally sticking about six feet out of the earth, only about two feet are visible today.
