Sentence examples for present day the from inspiring English sources
In the present day, the name has come to reflect its boomtown ways.
"From Plato to the present day, the question has been, 'How do we educate our young?
As always with horror – from the 50s to the 80s to the present day – the devil is in the detail.
6Music's service licence will be altered to celebrate the "alternative spirit" in popular music from the 1960s to the present day, the trust said.
The average schoolboy of the present day, the article says, would rather play in the band than on the football team.
Zambello has moved the setting to the present day, the better to reflect on the refugee crisis in which all of Europe is currently embroiled.
Set in the present day, The Young Pope stars Jude Law as newly appointed pontiff Pius XIII, formerly Lenny Belardo from America.
Between Ptolemy's time and the present day, the obliquity of the ecliptic has decreased by about a quarter of a degree.
Until quite recently, paleoclimatologists like deMenocal rarely bothered with anything much closer to the present day; the current interglacial — the Holocene — which began some ten thousand years ago, was believed to be, climatically speaking, too stable to warrant much study.
Deaths: about 1,200 Kurdish conflict: 1984-present day The PKK (Kurdistan Workers' party) has extended its temporary ceasefire until after the Turkish election in June.
Compared with present-day, the model predicts a general pattern of ocean warming (1 5°C) in both hemispheres to a depth of 2000 m, below which no significant differences are noted.
