Sentence examples for return to present day from inspiring English sources
Return to present day: you're driving your Murciélago through Monte Carlo because every tween copped your phone ten years ago for the single purpose of making that their ringtone.
return to present-day temperatures with 4 equal steps of 0.25 °C between 150 and 120 years ago.
Temperatures are relative to present day a mid-Holocene climate optimum of +1.5 °C between 7 and 3.5 kyr BP, medieval warm period of +0.8 °C between 1 and 0.7 kyr BP, Little Ice Age of −1.0 °C between 0.6 and 0.15 kr BP (but introduced in two equal steps at 700 and 600 years ago) and return to present-day temperatures with 4 equal steps of 0.25 °C between 150 and 120 years ago.
UNRWA also remains essential to descendants of Palestinian refugees, as by maintaining their refugee status, they preserve their legal claim to right of return to present-day Israel (which America and Israeli leaders oppose).
If Jim Healy's iconic radio show were to return to present-day Los Angeles, would one of his signature lines be changed to "Has Leonard Tose gone the Donald Sterling route?" Doug Thomson.
Only one of the CCSM3 model runs (A2) is consistent with the HADCM3 projections, while the A1B and B1 scenarios show a slight decrease in precipitation through mid-century and then a return to present-day averages by year 2100.
Fast forward to present day.
Here her link to still another one begins after a former boyfriend named Stuart Mr. Schreiberr) drops through "a rift in the fabric of time" and returns to present-day New York with Leopold, Duke of Albany (Mr. Jackman).
We learn a lot about Lacey during this interruption, but when the story returns to present-day L.A., we're plunged into her unraveling domestic life.
"Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City," which was announced last year, picks up as a middle-aged Mary Ann returns to present-day San Francisco for Anna's 90th birthday celebration.
