Sentence examples for present day is from inspiring English sources
The present day is different.
The present day is no less crazy.
But Porter's present day is post-lapsarian, as his title poem, with its echo of John Lennon's apparent hubris, suggests.
A problem in the present day is that contemporary communications media make decorum extremely difficult, if not completely impossible.
His updating of Williams's 1947 drama to the present day is also pumped up by a strong soundtrack: the great Paul Arditti is the sound designer.
But the result would be, essentially, fantasy — and his new novel, though closer to the present day, is a kind of fantasy, too.
At the top of the slope, marking the present day, were fragments of bricks, rejects from the nearby factory.
The project of writing the history of Rome down to the present day was not a new one.
The paintings that take viewers up to the present day are smaller in scale, but their colors are brilliant and lush.
More recent Journals to present day were stored on the ground floor in similar shelving.
Prevalence of agricultural fields (historic and present day) was the most influential feature affecting both colonization and spread of invasive shrubs.
