Sentence examples for up to present from inspiring English sources
"up to present" is correct and can be used in written English
It means "until now" or "until the present time". For example: "I have been working on this project up to present."
On Friday hackers will queue up to present their work.
And the Barbican itself could be freed up to present more experimental pop, world and jazz.
A number of companies have cropped up to present specialized streaming options.
Comedian Jack Dee has signed up to present the next series of the BBC's Apprentice spin-off show You're Fired.
Note, that up to present only one human-designed solution was known which is optimal in time.
But they have teamed up to present new evidence on the sensational 1988 killings for which Mr. Tankleff, then 17 and now 32, is imprisoned.
Many writers got close up to present the lives of girl gangs (Judy Upton and Rebecca Pritchard) or confused, sexually aggressive men (Anthony Neilson and David Eldridge).
Are you from New York?" Then they lined up to present their identification documents to a large security guard with a walkie-talkie.
Its use dates back well before Nazi Germany and Cold War Russia and stretches up to present-day China, Saudi Arabia and North Korea.
"We are going to be meticulous about restoring the integrity of the home but also bringing it up to present-day speed," Krzyston said in an email.
Up to present-day, Es33 sandstones are mainly in the mesogenetic stage B during the slow subsidence.
