Sentence examples for the present saying from inspiring English sources

What about my wife?" After each breakup, he'd bought something for Beth — a charm for her bracelet, some flowers, a scarf, a pair of earrings — and offered her the present, saying, "I love you, Tugar.

Linking the events of that fateful day and the present, saying, "there is a crying need to safeguard the values for which our parents fought".

His fresh, often surprising approach inhabits the present, said one writer, without neglecting the past.

In general, students who had to drink in the present said they would down two tablespoons.

"The past is the present," says Mary Tyrone, and that is as true in O'Neill as in Ibsen or Sophocles.

"There's probably no better time than to deal with it in the present," said state representative Bert Jones, a Republican.

"I would say it has been ups and downs but the most important thing is the present," said the former Lyon defender.

"The 1944 December uprising and 1946-49 civil war period infuses the present," says the leading historian of these events, André Gerolymatos, "because there has never been a reconciliation.

"There's room at the end to include buildings up to the present," said Ms. Mickle, who will start work on a new mural next spring.

That the one believable figure in "Time and Again" belongs firmly to the present says much about what has gone wrong here.

"One of our goals was to show the conflict as directly related to our European past as well as to the present," said Zuzana Stefkova, one of the curators.