Sentence examples for point to this day from inspiring English sources

It remains a selling point to this day.

Case and point: To this day, I have yet to read Harry Potter.

Pat Tillman died more than six years ago in Afghanistan, but his death remains a flash point to this day.

"I love point to this day".

Scientists have several theories about when Earth will be destroyed, although none of the data points to this Wednesday.

After a difficult loss in New York last week, Sanders' senior strategist Tad Devine pointed to this Tuesday's primaries and said the campaign would see how they do in those five states and then "assess where we are".

Moloney's book makes the point that to this day the suspicion that someone betrayed the men inside the IRA festers within the republican community in East Tyrone.

Her posthumous reputation has suffered somewhat in comparison with that of her friend Henry James (as Lee points out, "to this day it is still rare for a book or an essay or a talk on Wharton not to mention James," though "this has not worked the other way"), but Wharton is a literary master — or mistress — in her own right.

22.2‑6: "And they say that Isis is buried in Memphis, where her tomb is pointed out to this day in the temple-area of Hephaestus.

Projects like this point to a day when the entire world will be tagged by its citizens with videos and text and photos and hyperlinks.

The enlightened founders procured, from the architect Harrison Townsend, a splendid arts and crafts style building; but more importantly from the public point of view, to this day is the fact that visitors walk straight off the street into the gallery on the same level.