Sentence examples for present-day it from inspiring English sources

Prince titled a song after her, and present-day "It" girls proudly wear her name on sweatshirts.

Even if alien life has not endured to the present day, it may still have left its mark.

Although it was Malick's first film set entirely in the present day, it echoed his previous work in its elliptical, atmospheric style.

Even when the film flashes forward in its second half to the co-educational, multicultural present day, it insists on continuity rather than change.

To the present day it is known in Ceylon as the a fish-hooka coin.

"Hey, if we were doing a film that took place present day, it would be one thing.

Until the present day it has been considered as a work in large part original, and its famous rule on indeterminate forms is known as l'Hopital's.

While presumably showing the present day, it evokes for me the London of 1977, the old, lost Britain in which punk started.

Set in the 1920s and the present day, it presents an intriguing dual narrative based around Richard Stent, a fading matinee idol, and Noël Coward.

The story spans seven decades (from 1954 to present day); it is a monumental endeavour with great integrity, but is hampered by too much telling and too little dramatic action.

As a result, she is not pegged particularly to any generation of writers and since her subject matter is largely historical, or rather, concerned with the handprint of history on the present day, it gives her a kind of timelessness.