Sentence examples for present day one from inspiring English sources

The thirtysomething voice he listens to is smooth, mellifluous and conceited: the present day one leaps an octave to senility and decay.

Were Peter Mullan's new film Neds to be transposed from early-70s Glasgow to the present day, one projection can be made with reasonable certainty: all of the delinquents in question would be wielding asbos as well as knives.

Back in the present day, one of Liam's fingernails is found in Stoddart's chest cavity, which coupled with the boy's admission that, "I put my hands inside a man," leaves the investigators in little doubt that he was the sole culprit.

He says that both designs of the cup - the 1872-1910 design and the 1911 to present day one - have been "beautiful, ornate designs".

Although the structural ridges are the present day ones, they can reflect the general oil migration trend, for oil has been still at the adjustment period since the Himalayan movement.

Table  2 presents day one clinical findings in piglets.

But the exercise of praising long-gone singers at the expense of present-day ones is ultimately pointless, even destructive.

He recalls that the clocks in the old family house he lived in as a boy had many noble clocks that looked like clocks, not like the present-day ones which try as much as possible not to look like clocks.

Finally, the climate turned into cold-dry conditions similar to the present-day ones, and ice masses sublimated.

Coniferous forests grew in the vicinity of the lake, and mean July air temperatures were similar to present-day ones between 7.9 and 7.0 kyr BP.

Mean July air temperatures lower than now are reconstructed for the period of 1.9 1 kyr BP, and then the temperatures became similar to present-day ones.