Sentence examples for terribly current from inspiring English sources
"The topic of powerful men who can't control their sexual behavior is unfortunately terribly current," said Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theater, as guests arrived Monday night for the annual Shakespeare in the Park gala at the Delacorte Theater.
Try terribly current camel shades on your bottom half, rather than a ubiquitous coat, and wear with the chunkiest, geekiest and fluffiest over-the-knee socks you can find – rolled down to reveal an inch or two of leg, of course.
Dropping you into a game full of spectacular sorcery without giving you an amazing spell within the first ten minutes was a bit of a faux-pas at that point in time, and the rest of the game's design wasn't terribly current either.
Neither of the not terribly prominent current senators, Rod Grams, a Republican, and Paul Wellstone, a Democrat, fits the old mold.
(And we're betting you haven't even noticed how terribly stained your current ones are). Since they are usually on display hanging over your oven or below dishes on a counter, spend some time to find ones you really like.
I suppose there's no active harm in it, but it does not tell me that they understand the market terribly well at the current moment.
I often wonder what the cooling off period is between a fashion being hot (i.e. current) and terribly of its time and embarrassing (i.e. dated).
Today, in 2010, I am terribly worried about the current market prices that can easily lead to various global and American catastrophes.
One Al Jazeera staffer spoke of getting the impression that "those launching the channel have little confidence that the mass audience they seek wants anything terribly different from the current mainstream programming offered by CNN" and other networks.
This provides a measure of protection in case something goes terribly wrong with the current version of your OS or your development.
Adams's proposal is a long shot, but the current system is terribly flawed and needs to be fixed.
