Sentence examples for where modern day from inspiring English sources

Gary was founded in 1906 based on a caste system where modern day slaves were recruited from the south to work in the steel mills.

Like the opening scene where modern day occupants of a side-walk café appear to look on in amazement at the goings-on on stage; or the sail boat appearing to carry off our two anti-heroes where we share their fiancées' perspective and watch them waving from the quarter-deck.

A team from the universities of Surrey and Sao Paulo in Brazil have spent the past 10 years tracking the health of the inhabitants of Bapendi, a small town in Brazil where modern day lifestyles haven't yet taken hold.

The move has been heralded by human rights groups as hugely significant for the abolitionist movement in the west African republic, where modern-day slavery is more prevalent than anywhere else in the world.

The Wye valley and Monmouth were where modern-day sightseeing began in the 18th century, so it's perfectly pretty, the kind of place you or I might decide upon to escape the rat race, with its toytown streets and thriving culture.

Broader definitions of "genocide" suggest that such annihilations are deliberate attempts to wipe out a population, the point where modern-day Turkish leaders depart from the growing consensus that their Ottoman forebears targeted Armenians for extermination.

Then we emerged on a section of Fifth Avenue where modern-day Gatsbys and Sherman McCoys relax on the terraces of multi-million dollapartmentsnts overlooking Central Park.

But where are the modern day programmes and films about real housing issues?

"Where else in modern day life could someone get away with this?

(Creme has said that he once ran into Maitreya in Berkeley, where he appeared "modern day, slightly hippie, quite casually dressed, but nicely dressed, with a little bomber jacket on").

Where is our modern day Bayard Rustin?