Sentence examples for present day at from inspiring English sources

We find ourselves in "a dream-bright America," as Nabokov would say, in the present day, at Seven Oaks College.

Masculine/Masculine: The Nude Man in Art from 1800 to the Present Day, at the Musee d'Orsay in Paris, brings the story up to modern times.

A new political biography, "Phyllis Schlafly and Grassroots Conservatism: A Woman's Crusade" (Princeton; $29.95), by Donald T. Critchlow, follows Schlafly from her birth to the present day — at eighty-one, she is still putting out the Report.

At times, it will speak as though from the present day; at other times, as though from an age in which its audience might well have grown up in roundhouses.

"Art and Illusions: Masterpieces of Trompe l'Oeil From Antiquity to the Present Day" at the Palazzo Strozzi here presents a thought-provoking array of more than 150 works from Roman frescoes to contemporary works that to varying degrees force "the limits of verisimilitude," in the words of its curator, Annamaria Giusti.

This incurs a known cost of 100,000 x today's oil price, with a countervailing benefit of 100,000 x the oil price 10 years from now, discounted to the present day at an appropriate interest rate (spread over the London Interbank Offered Rate, LIBOR).

That's one finding of a report that cybersecurity researcher Nicholas Percoco plans to present Tuesday at the Black Hat security conference in Arlington, Va.

El-Senousy, 26, was reportedly present Monday at the pro-Muslim Brotherhood protest, which turned violent around the time of morning prayers, according to The Telegraph.

VICE News met up with Camille (not her real name), an eco-activist who was also present Saturday at the Métairie, which is also known as the ZAD (Zone to Defend).

But Connor, hero of the War Against the Machines, messiah of post-apocalyptic mankind... here in the present day... at Cyberdyne?

But we soon discover it is not present-day at all.