Sentence examples for this day used from inspiring English sources

Most jet fighters of the period (and to this day) used a swept-wing or delta-wing planform.

But given how consistently harassed and persecuted the Roma have been, that they've been described as "the first blacks in Europe", and to this day use words such as "pani" (water) and "sap" (snake) that are identical to similar words in Hindi and Punjabi, it's surprising that they're so little studied.

One of the largest Facebook advertisers (I'm not going to out you, but you know who you are) employs this technique to this day, using a white-listed account.

However, Morrison remains the master of his transcendental craft to this day, using it most effectively during his live performances.

Rory Connor and Richard Bellell coined the term "Nuke Speak" to describe the Orwellian methods deployed by the nuclear industry's PR offensive in a book length analysis of a well funded campaign that continues to this day using euphemistic language to mask its real agenda.

At the end of the day, use this notebook to create a fresh to-do list for the next morning.

Around 43,000 vehicles a day used this expressway, built in 1967, to cross central Paris from west to east, but they are nowhere to be seen.

Intriguingly, how was the ramipril dosage (10 mg/kg per day) used in this animal study calculated?

Thus, control of BP at this time of day, using oral fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) as required, is important in reducing cardiovascular risk in hypertensive patients.

For this reason every day use might not appear to be relevant to disease in the first place.

The Pentagon rightly worries that Beijing may one day use this system to support aggressive military action across the Taiwan Strait.