Sentence examples for present day group from inspiring English sources

Nojima planned that the two playable parties featured in the game (Squall's present day group and Laguna's group from the past) would be highly contrasted with one another.

Nojima also planned for the two playable parties featured in the game Squall's present day group and Laguna Loire's group of twenty years in the past to highly contrast with one another.

The bureau, whose recognition decisions are handled by its Office of Federal Acknowledgement, also found that the "present-day group" did not meet the political requirement, citing the breakdown between the Tribal Nation and the Indian Tribe after 1996.

In her day the hunts were rough-and tumble affairs with each child trying to find as many eggs as possible and not being very polite about it The present-day group calmly decided to limit each child to finding six eggs - the number each brought to the hunt.

It's a rollicking account of the period from 1989 to the present day when a group of entrepreneurs led by Harvey and Bob Weinstein of Miramax, and legitimised by the earnest work of Robert Redford's Sundance Institute, took on Hollywood and won, only then to become infected by the very studio mentality they had set out to defeat.

For example, successful orders could be defined as those with the most present-day species, or as those that have persisted to the present day regardless of group size.

Indeed, both ancient and present day Yakuts are grouped in one isolated cluster together with the Evenks.

The people themselves only exist in the present day, as an identifiable group, on the South American mainland, although the names they gave to things persist.

As we flash forward to present day and Rick's group using whatever scraps of metal they can find inside the train car to prepare for battle, we know that the current "bad guys" didn't start out as such, but their actions make that hard to believe.

The authors ran an online experiment asking a present-day group of participants to divide a pot of money between three options: receiving the funds straight away, investing the money for ten weeks at a fixed interest rate or gambling it away in a lottery.

19th century American writers are the only other large group besides present day clergy, who are referred to by triple names.