Sentence examples for today works from inspiring English sources

"today works" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
It is either missing a subject or a verb, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning. Correct versions of the sentence could be: - "Today works for me" (using "today" as an adverb and "me" as the subject) - "Today works as a verb" (using "today" as a subject and "works" as a verb) An example of using "today works for me" in a sentence could be: - "I have a lot of errands to run, but today works for me since I have the day off from work."

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First thing first: my AdWords campaign, as it is configured today, works very, very well.

HTTP, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is the reason the Web, as we know it today, works.

Mr. Skakel's defense lawyer, Michael Sherman, who strongly opposed the state's request today, works from an office in Stamford.

In 1996, Arputham and Patel started Shack and Slum Dwellers' International, which today works in 33 countries on three continents.

Today works by American composers occupy a significant if not yet decisive place in the repertory of American orchestras.

Clymer today works down the hall in the Washington bureau, producing powerful articles on the invasions of privacy infuriating Americans.

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But I know that today worked".

Today: Work and wages.

"Anyway, this week works for us".

Avicenna's (d.1037) works were undoubtedly central.

This year: working.

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