Sentence examples for present day broken from inspiring English sources

There is the character of memory that Benjamin described thus: "The stratum of the writer's present day, broken through and made transparent, becomes a window on to remembered experiences that … depend upon it for the realisation of their latent meaning".

They tell the story of armoured warfare from the first world war and the first tank, Little Willie, to the present day, broken up by a number of tank-related activities to ease exhibit fatigue.

The day broke smilingly clear.

This is a salutory reminder that for an observation to appear in a modern database, the link between the observer and the present day must not be broken.

Fast forward to the present day and Kurath finally broke down and hired a professional shoemaker to build his dream kicks.

It's a short book, not a biography or a career survey, but an attempt to follow those moments in Morrison's music, as he's made it from his first records with Them, from Belfast in 1965 to the present day, when something happens that breaks through the boundaries of ordinary communication, of ordinary art speech.

And one day the cord that links the present day to Souvenir's bedroom beginnings must break, too.

Bugaku has been performed by musicians attached to the imperial court and to major Shintō shrines from the 7th century without break to the present day.

CAIRO — In what was called a first for Egyptian state television, a woman wearing a head scarf presented headlines in a newscast on Sunday, breaking with a code of secular dress that for decades effectively barred the wearing of Islamic head coverings.

Returning to the present day, Merzekane and Belloumi believe Vahid Halilhodzic's side can break more new ground.

Go to the present day.