Sentence examples for present he found from inspiring English sources

In sequencing his pictures along intuitive lines that eddied back and forth between past and present, he found a way to make photography, despite its inherent limitations, into a realm of allusion, indirection and suggestion.

In 97% of tropical seagrass beds and 56% of seagrass beds in more temperate locations, bivalves are present, he found.

Neville remembers a journey upset by a drunken Falklands veteran, bellowing in anguish; at present he finds himself stuck next to an exhausted, ill-managed toddler, shrieking, running ragged along the aisles "thumpety thump".

Marty's illicit involvement in his parents' courtship finally adds such spice to their union that having returned to the present, he finds they are sexier, happier, more successful people.

Homer travels back in time again to try to set things right; however, he accidentally kills a walking fish, and after returning to the present he finds Bart and Lisa are giants, narrowly avoiding being crushed by them.

Visiting Esperance, in the southwestern corner of the continent, a harsh, dry, scrub-covered country where nothing exciting or hopeful has happened in this present century, he found new lif injected to it.

(I was present when he found what he described in the Times as his "nominee for the single best crab dish in Baltimore, if not the Western Hemisphere"—the jumbo-lump crab cake at Faidley Seafood, in the Lexington Market and I can testify that his look of triumph did give him some resemblance to a very big four-year-old).

(I was present when he found what he described in the Times as his "nominee for the single best crab dish in Baltimore, if not the Western Hemisphere" — the jumbo-lump crab cake at Faidley Seafood, in the Lexington Market — and I can testify that his look of triumph did give him some resemblance to a very big four-year-old).

At a disciplinary hearing, at which Neiweem was not allowed to have an attorney present, he was found in violation of two departmental rules: possessing gang symbols, and possessing "written material that presents a serious threat to the safety and security of persons or the facility".

"If he could train his eye, could he not see a different world?" Despite his efforts it is not the clean, undamaged present that he finds in Japan but more fallout from the past; his girlfriend's grandfather fought the British in Burma as his own father fought the Japanese.

(April 10, Neil Simon Theater) GO BACK TO WHERE YOU ARE The inimitable downtown performer David Greenspan both wrote and stars in this delicious-sounding comedy about a chorus boy from ye old Greek theater who is transported through time to the present, where he finds himself vacationing with a family in Montauk.