Sentence examples for today a view from inspiring English sources

But, he added, that is not true today, a view that was echoed by students from both high schools.

Theresa Villiers, the Northern Ireland secretary and a leading out campaigner, insists a post-Brexit border "can remain as free-flowing as it is today", a view shared by the ruling Democratic Unionist party (DUP), which is backing leave.. The British government, however, is adamant that things could not carry on as they are.

By Jonathan Blitzer December 10 , 2014A view of the asteroid Lutetia from the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft.

By The New Yorker May 20 , 2015A view east over the Grand Canyon through the haze of a dawn wildfire.

Recent data have supported the E.C.B.'s view that the euro zone will emerge from recession this year, a view Mr. Draghi repeated Thursday.

Alternatively, he could skip musicals and tap into a play that was revived last year, "A View From the Bridge" by Arthur Miller.

He appears to think that Japan did very little bad in the imperial years before its utter defeat in 1945 (a view that riles Japan's neighbours).

His fictional work includes Memoirs of the Warrior Kumagai: A Historical Novel (1999), A View from the Chuo Line and Other Stories (2004) and Tokyo Nights (2005).

(Unfortunately, this exhibition lacks one of his greatest winter scenes, "White Veil" (1909), a view through falling snow that is much more Impressionistic).

The questions are asked, too, in All My Sons (1947), The Crucible (1953) and A View From The Bridge (1955).

Next, a viewing site somewhere reasonably private where the camera-flashing amateur astronomers will be absent.