How To Use Present-day In A Sentence

In present-day usage, despite Fowler's strictures, concern for classical and linguistic purity is minimal and the coining of etymological hybrids is casual and massive.
In some present-day music the individual syllables of words are used primarily for their sound quality and seem disconnected from the rest of the text.
Present-day performers commonly adopt practices of earlier periods whether or not they use historically accurate instruments.
Festivals that provide a forum for Arab and Israeli art and culture, and universities and academies that offer joint courses in the Qur'an and the Bible, midrash and tafsir, cabbalah and Sufism, thereby placing them in their original relation to one another, are today only feasible in exile -- in the West, of all places, which bears part of the blame for the present-day impossible situation. MRZine.org
Present-day economic, social and political conditions are identified and an outline description of their origins is attempted.

In the northern part of the cordiform World map he wrote the name Asia on each side of the central meridian to cover both present-day North America and Asia which were represented as one continent.
The bright facades of present-day Willemstad conceal the dark secrets of offshore finance.
Demonstrations of guided missiles, of a patient taking what looks like a Barium swallow in front of a fluoroscope, and the father taking home movies of his child with a video camera and playing them back on his TV all give us pause to remember that whatever good or not-so-good aspects of our present-day lives, we stand on the shoulders of people who were true visionaries more than 50 years ago. Archive 2009-06-01
In the light of present-day circumstances, old-age homes have to be accepted as an option.
A Native American people formerly inhabiting north-central Missouri, with present-day descendants living with the Oto in north-central Oklahoma.
According to company officials, Owen has gained widespread recognition as a Western painter of fine art, and his work in gouache captures present-day working cowboys.
The ancient traveler leaving China along this road would pass through Dunhuang before braving the many hazards of the journey westwards through East Turkestan (present-day Xinjiang).
We cannot raise prices on meat and dairy products sufficiently to balance the total present-day expenditure and abolish subsidies completely. Inside Perestroika: The Future of the Soviet Economy
More dubious than any of these schoolboy larks is the lengthy section of tragedy-as-farce set in present-day Lithuania.
His rule is remembered as glorious by present-day Cham.
Rarely has the church appeared so out of touch with present-day Scotland than it did during the cardinal's sermon.
Decades after the wartime defoliant Agent Orange was sprayed over the country, dioxin continues to contaminate people through the food chain in present-day Vietnam, according to a study released yesterday.
The saving knowledge that gives present-day Gnostics their sense of superiority derives not from experiences of divine revelation but from initiation into the historical consciousness provided by higher education.
One of the most caustic comments on the present-day globalisation has come from Robert Samuelson in the Newsweek of February 24.
And speaking of science, the story uses a fair amount of real, present-day science which is delineated from the fictional in an enlightening afterward. REVIEW: Twistor by John Cramer
This all goes to show to what lengths groundsmen can get in the preparation of present-day wickets. Archive 2009-03-01
(Tevorang is probably present-day Yujing 玉井; Taccariang was in the eastern part of Gaoxiong 高雄, about 30 kilometers southeast from Tainan; Dolatok is probably present-day Donggang 東港, in Pingdong County; Pangsoya is present-day Linbian 林邊, in Pingdong County; and Longkiau is present-day Hengchun 恆春.) back How Taiwan Became Chinese
It is perhaps that long-term perspective which is at the root of present-day concern over the nuclear arsenal held by the superpowers.
In addition, two main temples were constructed on the acropolis, and a thriving seaport at present-day Minet el-Beida was located about half a mile away.
At that time, the lowland savannas were settled by large numbers of farmer-herders who were ancestors to present-day Luo and Kipsigis.
It is, however, appropriate to conclude from this evidence that the maternal lineages of the present-day Indian populations are largely autochthonous, that is, unique to India, and very, very old.
She said that a large proportion of present-day nurses are degree students who have spent more time in a classroom than on the wards.
[With their final defeat in 672,] many Tuyuhun refugees resettled in the Liangzhou region [of present-day southern Gansu Province], under the protectorship of Tang China. A Survey of Tibetan History �� 1 The Empire of the Early Kings of Tibet
(Soundbite of water flowing) QUIST-ARCTON: Present-day Kisangani used to be colonial Stanleyville, named after the American journalist and adventurer who, along with Livingstone, earned fame by finding the source of the Congo River near the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Congo River Pulses Life Into African Nation
Present-day economic, social and political conditions are identified and an outline description of their origins is attempted.
In 1960, the Gujarati-speaking areas of Bombay were split off to form the present-day Gujarat.
This was the proclamation of the first crusade, an enterprise calculated to unite Christians in the present-day lands of France, Germany and Italy, and far beyond.
Present-day reality highlights the pressing need for the state's advance preparation for possible wars.
Systems of this kind are referred to as telefacsimile systems in present-day parlance.
The present-day areal extent of the province is highly asymmetric with most of the outcrop preserved today in the Parana basin, on the South American continent.
Even though such warm, relatively moist phases usually lasted only a few hundred years, and started out from the skeletal loess desert/semi-desert soils of glacial conditions (with which they are inter-leaved), these buried steppe soils have all the rich organic content of a present-day chernozem soil that has had many thousands of years to build up its carbon (E. Zelikson, Russian Academy of Sciences, pers. comm., The Future of Power Generation: Nuclear Fusion
The collapse of European fertility rates shows the force of present-day welfare state pressures.
Experts in Roman religion believe that the Yorkshire cleric belonged to the officially sanctioned and important religious cult of a mother goddess called Cybele, who originated in Anatolia, present-day Turkey. Blast from the Past: Priest of Cybele Gravesite Found
The most important of these, the hulk of the Gold Rush-era storeship General Harrison, was situated at the northwest corner of Clay and Battery streets, in the heart of the city's present-day Financial District. Digging San Francisco
In both cases, bosses sometimes feel justified in keeping the present-day costs to an absolute minimum. Times, Sunday Times
Though square-rigged sailing ships have just about vanished from our oceans, they have left us present-day sailors with a racial memory of grandeur, power, and beauty.
Their macrostructures are similar to those of present-day soils, with pseudo-anticlinal structures and cuspate structures comparable to those produced by the expansion and contraction of swelling clays.
The present-day reputation of Leviathan is somewhat ironic. The Times Literary Supplement
This is a profound question, and present-day quantum theory does not really provide us with a satisfying answer.
If a new kind of fusionism is to have any chance for success, it must aim beyond the specifics of particular, present-day controversies.
Present-day carbon dioxide CO2 emissions from subaerial and submarine volcanoes are uncertain at the present time. Survivor Season 8: the Hockey Team – the Mann Overboard Episode « Climate Audit
Intrusive rocks were cored in neither well, although hydrothermal parageneses are extremely widespread and in-hole measurements at the bottom of the wells indicate a present-day temperature of 400 deg C.
Although we hear little of her present-day life, the sense of her escape from the claustrophobia of home and the strictures of her upbringing is strong. The Times Literary Supplement
The present-day scenes are all darkness and damp. Times, Sunday Times
Lining one side of the Forum are stone Medusa faces with eyes that still bedevil the onlooker, whilst at the far end, under a columned portico, the remains of a Roman bar recall present-day cafes in Florentine or Venetian piazzas.
The Kingdom of Benin (not to be confused with the present-day Republic of Benin, called Dahomey until 1975) had been well known to Europeans since the Age of Exploration; however, the original significance of its artistic objects was never understood. Dani Karavan's Monumental Work
Yet other species exhibit variation patterns that defy analysis of the sophistication of present-day biology.
This assumption is reasonable because the maximum likelihood estimates of early Cretaceous and Neogene palaeogeothermal profiles are both similar to the present-day gradient.
Indeed, his words have proved true, as present-day giant media corporations and media conglomerates attest.
It is true that present-day river courses are not wholly natural.
views discordant with present-day ideas
They descended from clans in present-day Guangxi province after the fall of the Han Dynasty in AD 220.
More dubious than any of these schoolboy larks is the lengthy section of tragedy-as-farce set in present-day Lithuania.
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The Neogrammarians in their Manifesto declared that it was the study of present-day language use evidenced in dialects (and not only the study of early texts) that was of utmost importance.
Permanent magnetic field focusing has proved to be a useful method of focusing in present-day microwave tube , and is one of the important compose of electronic optics of the microwave tube.
There was a widespread persistence of the old belief that living creatures could arise from appropriate non-living matter. This was the theory of present-day spontaneous generation (abiogenesis)—a false view that has died hard.
Present-day belief in these medieval notions is incredible.
Given that two of these three plays were seized by the police in 1916, it also suggests it took more courage to question the first world war than it does to criticise our present-day barbarities.
With the defeat of King Magha, Theravada bhikshus from Kanchipuram, a Buddhist center within the weakened Chola Kingdom in present-day Tamilnadu, South India, were invited to Sri Lanka in 1236 CE to revive the bhikshu ordination lineage. History of the Theravada Ordination Lineages
This is also the case when a man follows with interest and profit the mature reasoning and diplomatical tact of some of our present-day politicians. The Boer in Peace and War
It is a tangle of historic forces, compounded by present-day fear and pride and vexed by world ideological powers.
This is the basis of digital recording, which may someday entirely displace present-day recording methods. The Harper Dictionary of Science in Everyday Language
There are some fascinating pre-echoes here of present-day events, but it would be foolish to try to draw ‘lessons’ from them.
But the majority of the Chinese artists who are squabbled over by blue chip dealers and by museums eager to feature them in prestigious one-person shows have one thing in common: The political and economic history between Mao's infamous cultural revolution and present-day China's overeager capitalism provides a recurrent touchstone in their art's imagery. Robert Ayers: Wang Huaiqing's Chinese Art in Seattle
Their macrostructures are similar to those of present-day soils, with pseudo-anticlinal structures and cuspate structures comparable to those produced by the expansion and contraction of swelling clays.
As Mr. Hermes puts it: "Except for the Japanese break-dancers, the botanically advanced weed, the Republican mayor, the iPods, the pocket-sized Flip video cameras, the openly gay kids, and the relative lack of menace, it seems not unlike the old days" in present-day New York. New York Rock City
Many of the most demanding techniques of the present-day violinist are associated primarily with him, including ‘ricochet’ bowing, left-hand pizzicato, and double-stop harmonics.
Although we hear little of her present-day life, the sense of her escape from the claustrophobia of home and the strictures of her upbringing is strong. The Times Literary Supplement
His antimilitarism and acid comments on ‘the military mind’ will probably antagonize many present-day soldiers.
In addition to his studies in the Academy, he found time to study dialectic (the discipline that corresponds most closely to present-day logic) with Diogenes of Babylon, the fifth scholarch of the Stoa and a pupil of Chrysippus. Carneades
Yet present-day courts cling to this vestige of medievalism.
Grey-cast, billiard-bald Major Edwin Howard Armstrong, deviser of the frequency modulation system of broadcasting, has twice in his time revolutionized radio-first by the regenerative, or feedback, circuit, which outmoded crystal sets; next by his superheterodyne hookup, the basis for present-day one-dial tuning. TIME.com: Top Stories
However, Donard suggested that the Mediterranean region has undergone several episodes of extinction and recolonization and present-day populations of France have a much more recent origin.
Literature is a point outside of our hodiernal present-day circle through which a new one may be described. Archive 2006-12-01
This process has more to do with old enmities and present-day geostrategy.
Lest I be accused of suffering from "derangement," I'm just wondering.... this is unusual for a present-day administration, so far into its term, right? Swine flu in New York City.
Her valuable book offers the reader an acute insight into the origins of our present-day consumer culture.
He was also a superb signwriter and used to teach it at the York School of Art in the same building as the present-day Art Gallery.
The title is unwieldy, but the book—set in present-day Guyana—is a deft synthesis of travelogue and Bildungsroman, by turns antic and introspective. Cheeshahteaumauk, Class of '65 (1665)
Note 61: According to written sources from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the Hlanganu lived in the Transvaal lowveld near present-day Leydenburg and in the Lebombo hills between the Sabié and Olifants Rivers (i.e., straddling the present border). Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
But in "Exit Ghost," Zuckerman feels like a "revenant" while walking the streets of present-day Manhattan, and he's not the only shade around. The Rake’s Progress Giving Up The Ghost
The present-day security employee has to meet a number of serious requirements.
It is a tangle of historic forces, compounded by present-day fear and pride and vexed by world ideological powers.
Buried by both history and the foundations of the present-day metropolis, much of the belowground, stone-lined tunnel system had been converted long ago into sewage conduits. Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire
The Greek historian Herodotus told of its use in the form of pitch for building and road making in the ancient city of Babylon in present-day Iraq.
While the advent of TV may have eclipsed the romance of radio, as he puts it, much of the sheen and euphony one used to note and hear in yester-year's music is regretfully found absent in the present-day menu.
The tracker mechanism continued in use into the 19th century and has been revived on present-day organs because it gives an immediacy of touch from key to pipe.
The Greek historian Herodotus told of its use in the form of pitch for building and road making in the ancient city of Babylon in present-day Iraq.
Not all present-day examples of these types are crass and drear, though it has to be admitted that very many are, yet they are often the only public spaces in the deserts of suburbia.
An important feature of present-day globalisation is the advent of a consumer credit society.
It is interesting that there is a great deal of variation in the position of the superior temporal line in present-day humans. The Runaway Brain: the Evolution of Human Uniqueness
It involves comparison to reconstruct, if you like, the ancient vocabularies that present-day languages are derived from.
Like most elderly folk I find the present-day world much more complicated than that of my early years.
I'm interested only in tracking down my half-million referred to in that receipt, not in present-day rackets. A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
Even by present-day standards these were large aircraft.
In a subsequent mission for Governor William Bradford that summer, Squanto was captured by Wampanoag while gathering intelligence on the renegade sagamore, Corbitant, at the village of Nemasket site of present-day Middleborough, Massachusetts. Archive 2009-11-22
Instead, it's uncomfortably present-day in its stark depiction of the machinations of money, wealth and love, all heightened by Davies's refusal to sentimentalize those topics.
But the accuracy of Canaletto's paintings has been checked against present-day photographs.
Certainly the next question that will be upon the minds of many following from this event will pertain to the future possibility of some sort of papal celebration of these same liturgical rites, be it a public papal Low Mass, the Missa coram Summo Pontifice, the Solemn Papal Mass, or even some development of these in the light of present-day circumstances. Some Considerations of the Lateran Mass of Cardinal Cañizares
For a few years its luminosity flared up to about 10,000 times the present-day luminosity of the Sun.
This is the basis of digital recording, which may someday entirely displace present-day recording methods. The Harper Dictionary of Science in Everyday Language
Schledermann's pioneering work documenting the association between the location of present-day polynyas and 3000 years of human settlement in the High Arctic represented an important starting point.
For a few years its luminosity flared up to about 10,000 times the present-day luminosity of the Sun.
The oldest phasmid fossils they go back in Baltic amber to the Tertiary—i.e., about 50 million years ago look identical to present-day species, showing that no gradations have occurred. Behe and bugs: Genesis of a Creationist canard? - The Panda's Thumb
The teachings of Jesus Christ are the reasons, basically, for present-day standards of behaviour.
But the ancients would hold their own if they could be given the benefits of present-day training and diet.
The silly whimsiness of present-day children’s books could perhaps be partly traced back to him. Collected Essays
He tells his stories in a series of flashbacks, mixed in with ‘present-day’ scenes.
Closer to the present-day frontier in the section known as the Col de Panissars the ruins of the Romanesque church have been shown by excavation to overlie the remains of an unusual Roman structure.
The dynamics used in the Pixies' sounds have been imitated widely in present-day rock music.
It is perhaps that long-term perspective which is at the root of present-day concern over the nuclear arsenal held by the superpowers.
Forgive me for my reticence but I know that many of the present-day inhabitants would not appreciate the need of it.
The heart of the ancient city was near present-day Bergama, Turkey, about 60 miles north of Izmir. Conjuring a Wonder of the Ancient World
(Soundbite of water flowing) QUIST-ARCTON: Present-day Kisangani used to be colonial Stanleyville, named after the American journalist and adventurer who, along with Livingstone, earned fame by finding the source of the Congo River, near the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Congo River Pulses Life Into African Nation
Native American people formerly inhabiting north-central Missouri, with present-day descendants living with the Oto in north-central Oklahoma.
Tales of plentiful pearls, exotic spices, and ascetic holy men, like the present-day sadhu shown here, appear in pages on India in Marco's book from the late 1290s, The Description of the World.
Hildebrand et al. present a study on Wopmay orogen - a nearly two-billion-year-old belt of rocks that formed when the leading edge of the Slave continent, now located in northwestern Canada, was pulled beneath a microcontinent, which contained a volcanic regime similar to the present-day Ring of Fire. EurekAlert! - Breaking News
Many people die with a minimum of discomfort and distress due to present-day medication and expert care services.
Our present-day concerns for ecological, social, and economic sustainability are consequences of growing industrialism.
[[ostracoderm]] s jawless fish related to present-day [[lamprey]] s and Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
To keep it manageable, readable and above all, entertaining, I've confined myself to reigning British monarchs only, not their various consorts and children; saving a few mostly present-day exceptions.
Mainly there are modern weapons in the game - weapons that were present-day in 1978: knives, pistols, shotguns, carbines, sniper rifles.
Present-day government buildings are often old brick edifices left over from the Soviet period.
Chu State (present-day Hubei and Hunan) minted coins with Chinese characters such as dragon, phoenix, tortoise, kylin, double fish, sword, the Eight Diagrams (ba gua), the Chinese zodiac, and the big dipper. ETFs News and Commentary from Seeking Alpha
CUBE, to 20 AugRobert ClarkOld traditions entwine with present-day concerns in work by the 10 finalists for the 2011 Jameel Prize. This week's new exhibitions
I use the term escapist advisedly, since it doesn't do justice to the past, any more than it hints at what present-day moviegoers might come to embrace. When Bad Times Make Good Movies
For present-day society in the Arab nation that is not the case.
If one argues the exploitatively-produced good should be banned because admitting it encourages exploitation, one need not worry about past goods, because their present salability does not affect the incentives of present-day would-be exploiters. Bastiat in Fairfax?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
Present-day government buildings are often old brick edifices left over from the Soviet period.
We pity our forebears for the pain and suffering they endured along the way and revel in our comfortable present-day lives.
As for André, he was deported, together with Jean, on May 15, 1944, in Convoy 73, which comprised 878 Jewish males who were taken from Paris-Bobigny to Reval, Estonia (present-day Tallin), with a stop in Kovno, Lithuania. Simone Veil.
Maintaining the distinctiveness of their culture in the face of urbanization and modernization is a challenge for the present-day Motu.
How did my great anti-establishment hero come to morph so easily into the "SirIan" old fogey of present-day Test match commentary? TV review - Botham: The Legend of '81 and Regional TV: Life Through a Local Lens
Literature is a point outside of our hodiernal [present-day] circle through which a new one may be described. The Decline and Fall of Literature
Another prediction of such a surfing model is that even a very small number of events of interbreeding can result in appreciable allele frequencies of Neandertal alleles in the present-day populations. The Volokh Conspiracy » “I, for One, Welcome My Neandertal Ancestry”
People see that present-day law is unduly lenient towards the criminal, and unsympathetic, sometimes harsh, towards the victim.
The KGB used to be called the Cheka, and the half-million present-day members still used this term for one another. KARA KUSH
It is exactly what Baudelaire hymned: "the fugitive, fleeting beauty of present-day life". Camille Silvy: Photographer of Modern Life; Fiona Banner: Duveens Commission 2010
In the present-day scenes, his face was pinched in pain. Times, Sunday Times
St. Nicholas was an early Christian Bishop of Patara of the Lycian seaport (in present-day Turkey) in the 4th century A. D.
The few places with more than fifty thousand inhabitants were, comparedto present-day cities with the same population, rich in scientific and artistictreasures When Munich numbered sixty thousand souls, it was already on itsway to becoming one of the first German art centers; today nearly everyfactory town has reached this number, if not many times surpassed it, yetsome cannot lay claim to the slightest real values. Mein Kampf
Some buckaroos will protest that the list is unfair to Westerns because it reflects only present-day movie tastes.
Present-day emblem scholars continue a tradition dating back to the initial publication of emblem books.
There is a mechanical rigidity to this storyline, but the present-day scenes leave the actors enough room to give touching naturalistic performances. Times, Sunday Times
Yet other species exhibit variation patterns that defy analysis of the sophistication of present-day biology.
Without the discomfort of necessity, people tend to become complacent, as can be gauged from the present-day Assam compared to its historically famous yesteryears.
In present-day Russian practice, cost-plus prices are rarely used, with the exception of the least effective ones, based on a fixed profitability rate.
These doctrines and guarantees are central to the American experience and remain essential to our present-day self-definition and national identity.
It provides a useful point of departure for a historian of the present-day civil rights movement in the Soviet Union.
Watkins found crossroads falling on leys with amazing frequency, even though the present-day roads were not aligned on the leys.
Art deco seems modern because it is; the style is increasingly influencing present-day interior designs. Times, Sunday Times
The necessity and the difficulty of thus watching the squadrons of an enemy within his ports -- of "blockading" them, to use a common expression, of "containing" them, to conform to a strictly accurate military terminology -- are more familiar to the British naval mind than to ours; for, both by long historical experience and by present-day needs, the vital importance of so narrowly observing the enemy's movements has been forced upon its consciousness. Lessons of the war with Spain and other articles
His present-day position of film adapter of Italian films into English stems from this early period.
If Rousseau had been alive today, the arch-sentimentalist would have been spilling his guts to Oprah and excusing the excesses of present-day sans-culottes like a Guardian leader.
Barkcloth and paper look and feel similar, and writers from the earliest European explorers to present-day anthropologists have commented on that similarity.
But the ancients would hold their own if they could be given the benefits of present-day training and diet.
Methane has been found in the Martian atmosphere which scientists say could be a sign of present-day life on Mars.
The present-day education system hardly resolves the prejudices against the victims.
A thousand years or more ago, a relatively undiversified East Slavonic dialect was spoken in and around the approximate area of present-day Western European Russia, the Ukraine, and Byelorussia.
Although with the increase in power it is correspondingly difficult to combine all these corrections in one objective, they are brought to a high pitch of excellence in the present-day "achromatic" objectives, and so remove the necessity for the use of the higher priced and less durable apochromatic lenses. The Elements of Bacteriological Technique A Laboratory Guide for Medical, Dental, and Technical Students. Second Edition Rewritten and Enlarged.
In the present-day world when allopathy calls the shots everywhere, an acupuncturist (one who treats the patient by pricking needles in his body) also operates his clinic here in the city to treat the patients.
There is much misunderstanding about present-day Palestine, some of it amounting to sheer ignorance.
The Ohio testers found that most of the receipts can be made easily with present-day ingredients, techniques, and equipment.
For a few years its luminosity flared up to about 10,000 times the present-day luminosity of the Sun.
Blocks of coquina were quarried for the Castillo from pits in present-day Anastasia State Recreation Area and then ferried by barge across Matanzas Bay to St. Augustine.
For both the sill and the sedimentary overburden, reduction in thickness since intrusion may have been around 10%, with comparable increases in present-day densities.
Their presumption of our political immaturity is the present-day equivalent of their long held assumption that we are passionate, unreasoning and - a late 20th century addition this - quaint.
If a present-day Darwin were to agonize over his matrimonial fate in what ways might it differ from the example above?
We massively underachieved and the present-day side are doing that too.
The kingdom of Benin (in present-day Nigeria) was plunged into a state of turmoil at the end of the fifteenth century when oba Ozolua died and left two powerful sons to dispute succession. Patt Cottingham: Goodbye/Hello 13: Women Reclaiming Rights to Their Goddess Power
[[ostracoderm]] s jawless fish related to present-day [[lamprey]] Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
I have briefly described the three main streams of present-day mathematical philosophy: formalism, Platonism, and intuitionism.
It is perhaps that long-term perspective which is at the root of present-day concern over the nuclear arsenal held by the superpowers.
The present-day military-political situation is marked by an extremely complex and conflicting character with outbreaks of new and aggravation of old seats of tension in some regions.
Watkins found crossroads falling on leys with amazing frequency, even though the present-day roads were not aligned on the leys.
Present-day runners, whether amateur or professional, are more suitably attired in vest and shorts and well-trained.
The present-day Faust smirked over towards the Professor and made an obscene gesture.
Rhology, briefly: Right, neither naturalism nor non-naturalism is sufficient to decide whether solipsism is right, but particular versions of both e.g., naturalism based on present-day physics and theism can do so. Evolution and Liberal Christianity
Their princes, or khans, made capital and court at Karabalghasun on the River Orkhon in present-day Mongolia.
It is interesting that there is a great deal of variation in the position of the superior temporal line in present-day humans. The Runaway Brain: the Evolution of Human Uniqueness
At that time, the lowland savannas were settled by large numbers of farmer-herders who were ancestors to present-day Luo and Kipsigis.
Despite all the attractions of present-day living it is good to see the old traditions still strong in the area.
It first meant either present-day reality compared to the past or to dreams and fantasies that were the sphere of colour. The Times Literary Supplement
From that location, they could see to the north twenty miles to the Crow Creek diggings (present-day Radersburg) just west of the Missouri River.
The time has come to start using these concepts and arguments in relation to present-day urban sociology.
No doubt the Elbe was the road by which the Slavonic tribes poured into present-day From a Terrace in Prague
Before then, the Mayans, who lived in present-day Guatemala, Honduras and southern Mexico, recorded hurricanes in their hieroglyphics.
Not as usual, however, is that many of them are solved not by the current Mr. Monk but by a man who lived in Trouble during the gold rush days, an assayer named Artemis Monk, who has all the same quirks as the present-day Monk, including the ability to solve crimes. Archive 2009-11-29
Today, Clark said, New Yorkers could stand on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and look down on a present-day active whale habitat.
Although Marriott is virtually unknown as a writer outside of the church, this work is a well-crafted poem, and is still a popular item in present-day hymnaries.
Contemporary plays are also bound by the facts of present-day life.
The film is a period thriller clearly intended to shed light on present-day problems.
All this is conventional, except for the projection forward of present-day mechanisms and gadgetry.
What's truly emblematic of the present-day alliance is the way Jeep -- and Chrysler overall -- is now buttressing Fiat, just two years after Fiat was the only thing standing between Chrysler and liquidation. David Kiley: Chrysler Adding Jobs In Detroit Part Of Bigger Success Story

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