Sentence examples for today's equivalent from inspiring English sources

He's today's equivalent of Sister Wendy Beckett.

It's almost like today's equivalent of a country house, or the last village green.

Lucas is today's equivalent.

Today's equivalent is 86 sq metres.

(Today's equivalent of the New York School, etc).

INNOVATION is today's equivalent of the Holy Grail.

Today's equivalent are the ranks of cramped housing that creep towards the south-east's motorways.

THE Vanity Fair group portrait is today's equivalent of Parnassus, where glorified talents come to pose.

At Nobel's death, his bequeath for the prizes was worth today's equivalent of roughly 1.5 billion kronor.

(As the critic Ben Davis has noted, today's equivalent of the pinboard collage might be Tumblr or Instagram).

Coming up with the right questions to ask about the energy conundrum, let alone the right answers, could cost today's equivalent or more.