present-day|present day in English

[,pres·ent-'day || ‚preznt‚deɪ]

of the present time

Use "present-day|present day" in a sentence

1. T1G training facility, Present day

2. The present day gloomily dawned.

3. Television, radio, and newspapers present Christmas-related programs day after day.

4. These were similar to present day needles .

5. The present day You refer to the Afternoon …

6. Consider the present-day problem of racial prejudice.

7. The regional capital was Allenstein (present-day Olsztyn)

8. The present-day ambience was slightly more prosaic.

9. Has not religious fervor ignited many present-day conflicts?’

10. Did they mix with ancestors of present day people?

11. 10 The present-day ambience was slightly more prosaic.

12. At present, the airport handles 110 flights a day.

13. Even by present-day standards these were large aircraft.

14. Della worked hard day in and day out to save money for James Christmas present.

15. Other articles where Abenaki Confederacy is discussed: Abenaki: …its earliest known form, the Abenaki Confederacy consisted of tribes or bands living east and northeast of present-day New York state, including Abenaki, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot in present-day Maine, Malecite and Mi’kmaq (Micmac) in present-day Maritime Provinces, and Cowasuck, Sokoki, and others in present-day …

16. Cooperation is an urgent need of the present- day world

17. The most important colonies were present-day Suriname and Indonesia.

18. 15. (a) How have present-day language barriers been overcome?

19. Present-day computers actually use a variety of storage technologies.

20. James Breathed was born near present-day Berkeley Springs, W

21. A historical region in present-day northwest Iran and Azerbaijan

22. The Sunni compose about 90 percent of present - day Islam.

23. Present-day Christians similarly put implicit trust in the true God.

24. 11 Can faithful pre-Christian witnesses be literal present-day spectators?

25. The two armies met near Palgong Mountain in present-day Daegu.