Sentence examples for present-day side from inspiring English sources

The Terriers take on Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United on Saturday in the League One play-off final and Booth, who scored Town's opening goal in a 2-1 win over Bristol Rovers in the then-Division Two play-off final in 1995, acknowledged the present-day side will approach the game in a much more professional manner.

This is most readily seen by English speakers through setting side by side present-day English texts with 18th-century English, the English of the Authorized Version of the Bible, Shakespearean English, Chaucer's English, and the varieties of Old English (Anglo-Saxon) that survive in written form.

Grain Coast, section of the western coast of the Gulf of Guinea, in Africa, extending approximately from Cape Mesurado to Cape Palmas in present-day Liberia on either side of the Cestos (Cess) River.

It consists of city wall which clearly appears in present-day, in three sides of a city through north, west and south by east side attach to Khong river which created a natural barrier.

Much of Asia Minor (present-day Turkey) preferred to side with Seleucus, having backed the succession of Agathocles, so Lysimachus was unable to mount a significant opposition.

Whereas the photographs from the 1940's depict only men engaged in mortuary dances and ritual sacrifice, present-day male and female mourners participate side by side in most aspects of ritual celebrations.

On the positive side, the present-day developing countries can draw upon a greater store of scientific and technical knowledge from the developed countries.

The front of each shows the present-day museum, while the reverse side, which is also visible, displays archival photographs of the institution.

The Atacama Desert, located primarily in present-day Chile and Bolivia, on the western side of South America, is one of the driest places on Earth today, but it was much wetter during the early Holocene when many other regions were at their driest.

Her favorites, she said, include the conversion of a neglected patch of weeds on the city's northeast side into present-day Glenola Park, the planning and dedication of Mayor's Discovery Park, numerous PTA projects and even the framed photos of former mayors on the walls of City Hall.

And on the light side, Michelle Erickson, a present-day ceramicist, has satirical fun with "St.