Sentence examples for present-day lines from inspiring English sources

Only in 1858 did the Nicaraguans, represented by Máximo Jerez, and the Costa Ricans, represented by José María Cañas, reach agreement on the border, along present-day lines: skirting the southern edge of Lake Nicaragua, then the San Juan for the last third of the stretch — following it north from where it forks from the Rio Colorado [14].

There are 4.5 million copies of the novels in print in 15 languages, the paperbacks are currently best-sellers in France and devoted fans are busy making up present-day story lines for the characters on the official Web site (www.talesofthecity.com).com

The staircase that leads to this bar is utterly beguiling — evocative photographs of present-day Cuba line the walls, globe chandeliers cast a golden light.

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Accordingly, two major hydrocarbon adjustment pathways along the structural ridge are predicted based on the present-day structural line: i.e., the structural ridge of the Mobei low uplift belt (a in Fig. 10) and the Qianshao low-relief uplift belt (b in Fig. 10).

A second maize inbred line shared only half of its Ds insertion sites with B73, suggesting that present-day maize inbred lines differ greatly in their DNA transposon make-up.

Warfare between the indigenous groups and the white settlers continued until 1794, when Gen. Anthony Wayne defeated the indigenous peoples in a battle near Fallen Timbers, near the present-day Ohio-Indiana line, and forced them to make land concessions.

The uninitiated, however, may get lost in this overlong picture's dizzying array of characters, excess of back stories, present-day (actually, 2015) plot lines and sledgehammer messaging.

A striking observation from paleogeographic reconstructions is that the present-day ocean basins opened along lines near the lines of closure of the preceding Paleozoic oceans.

Read that again carefully, line by line, with present-day China in mind, and I think you'll find some fascinating food for thought.

For comparison with δDwax and δDvg source waters the pedogenic carbonate δ18Ocarb source water was converted to deuterium values using the present-day local meteoric water line of δD = 8.44*δ18O + 15.91 for 26°S from Rohrmann et al.21 (Table S2 and Figs 3 and S9 21.