We'd be living together, the past and the present moving through each other's space.
Find them in the S at nightfall at present, moving to the SW by our map times, and look for the Moon nearby on Thursday night.
Here's a paragraph taken from the opening chapter (which moves — so strangely! — between the second-person imperative and the third-person present): Move the family to a tobacco county in Southside Virginia.
Time has a different scope in the Trump campaign; it has been radically compressed, so that the past and the distant future are dimmed and the present moves into sharper relief.
Unlike their genealogy-obsessed uncle, Bean and Liz have only known a life lived in the present, moving from one place to the next based on the whims of their peripatetic mother — Venice Beach, Taos, San Jose and Pasadena.
For Arnheim, the silent film had achieved artistic status by focusing on its ability to present moving bodies.
The main aim of the present work is to present moving discontinuity points, to emphasise some of the distinguishing properties of such problems from the ones of discontinuous Sturm-Liouville problems, and to study the spectral properties of the problem.
The researchers predict their technology could one day be used to project speedometers on car windshields, present moving advertisements on store windows, and even turn skyscrapers into giant movie screens.
Blood-sucking flies such as Ornithomyia avicularia are often present, moving about among the plumage.
Best of all, Michael was not only there, but really present, moving from table to table, meeting new friends and fans, grateful for having lucked out with this venture.
