Sentence examples for present coming from inspiring English sources

Opera lovers: one Christmas present coming up.

This also brings the original Mesoamerican flavors of chocolate into the present, coming full circle.

Like the strips and pieces of work clothes and old dresses in a quilt, she sees the past and present coming together.

Rodin "seems to make emotionally charged states physically present, coming from inside toward the outside," Mr. Hulls said, "and that's the same kind of way Russell works".

They say "I love" or "I don't love", as if love exists only in the present, coming from nowhere, going nowhere, when, in fact, how we love is as rooted in our history as are our genes.

These days, in high-end Southern restaurants, the hoppin' John is most likely to be made with creamy-textured red peas and heirloom rice, flavored with artisanal bacon fat and fresh herbs grown by the chef — past and present, coming together in delicious new ways.

Montenegro's past and present came together in Cetinje.

The best moments are when the past and present come together.

'My wife gave us the season tickets as a Christmas present,' came the reply.

By Andrea DenHoed September 2, 2015 Many of the women present came in pairs.

Respite from that hard-to-endure present came in her no less forensic and determined untangling of the past.