Sentence examples for live nowadays from inspiring English sources

That is the way we live nowadays: driving along a road between hallucination and amnesia.

Schenectady County isn't a bad place to live nowadays, but it's not the same as it was.

It's possible that people are less willing to put up with noise near where they live nowadays.

"It is not my world, the way the players live nowadays, with the tweeting and posting pictures of themselves and that.

The second is that his girlfriend's behavior reveals something alarming about the way we live nowadays.

As the southern part of the African continent was occupied rather recently by Bantu herders, the most diversified pastoral societies live nowadays in the Sahelian belt, and these are, from west to east (and mentioning only the most important ones), the Moors, Fulani, Tuareg, Tubu, Zaghawa, nomadic Arabs (Kababish and Baggara) and Beja.

Given this, it is no surprise that the ibis is embalmed together with Egyptian mummies, that beavers are buried in French ancient peat bogs, and that some other fossil herbivores and carnivores look much like the other prototypes living nowadays.

Very few species emerged from the research of these naturalists that are analogous to those living nowadays in rivers, pools, and on the surface of the earth, so in only two among those described by Brongnart (Ann. du Mus., tom. XV, pag.

Is it an easier country to live in nowadays?

Now Margaret and I can look forward to getting a taste of what it really means to live here nowadays.

The publication of the Tomlinson report on skills was an opportunity to replace A-levels with something more suited to the world we live in nowadays, a broader version of the International Baccalaureate with scope for vocational study.