Sentence examples for present day in a from inspiring English sources

Though filled with surreal dream sequences, the story, set in the present day in a nameless country afflicted by war, is brutally simple and all too timely.

Helmut Krausser's cult novel Melodien unfolded its vast historical panorama from the time of the Renaissance to the present day in a replay of the myth of Orphic melodies invested with the power to transform humankind and the world.

A BuzzFeed visitor with an appetite for '90s nostalgia could scroll down, gawk at the 48 retro images, read the deadpan captions, recall Bob Saget, Tipper Gore, and Scottie Pippen, laugh at the crazy fashion, and resurface to the present day in a matter of minutes.

Geriatrics interventions building on CGA are defined from their historical emergence to the present day in a discussion of their complexity, goals and normative components.

Nelson published a list of complexity factors in the Oil & Gas Journal (OGJ) for the major process units in the 1960s (Nelson 1976a, b, 1977), which was later updated by Farrar (1985 , 1989 and continued to the present day in a commercial format (Table 3).

We start briefly in the present day, in a cemetery in Zubrowka's capital city of Lutz, with a tribute being paid to the country's most celebrated writer, the beloved author of a novel called "The Grand Budapest Hotel".

The Pilgrim's Progress is the ultimate English classic, a book that has been continuously in print, from its first publication to the present day, in an extraordinary number of editions.

Shrinking dealer networks may be another important component of the business plans that G.M., Ford and Chrysler will present Tuesday in an effort to convince Congress that they have viable, long-term strategies.

Little by little it vanished from Iran, except for a few surviving adherents who remain to the present day in Yazd and a few other places.

The decline of Irish has continued to the present day, in spite of a revival campaign initiated by the Gaelic League in 1893 and made part of official policy after the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1921.

The Color Master by Aimee Bender showed a similar impulse to avoid a straightforward examination of life in the present day in favour of an exploration of life's deeper meanings through fable, the fantastic, and the surreal.