Sentence examples for accurately now from inspiring English sources

A narrator then explains more accurately: "Now watch Conan and all your favorite TBS shows wherever, whenever you want".

But there is one thing that we can measure accurately now: the stock market's performance while Mr. Bernanke has been in office.

Vann took off in a separate helicopter to encourage the Saigon commanders and to see for himself what was happening, so that he could guide Cao accurately now that the action had reached the critical stage.

Know how to assess whether learning objectives are being achieved We will know if we have succeeded in teaching the correct time value of dotted rhythms in a Kabalevsky piece, for example, if the student plays accurately now and remembers the timing in the next lesson.

A gun was an instant pathway to respect – or as I more accurately understand now, fear masquerading as respect.

His colleague, test director Kenneth Bainbridge less poetically but no less accurately remarked: "Now we are all sons of bitches".

"We must ensure that the decision by Senator Jeffords is accurately portrayed, now and for history," Mr. Lott wrote.

I replaced it with a battery-operated device that kept time more accurately, and now I use an iPhone app that can be set to the finest gradation of tempo I need and maintains it accurately until I turn it off.

On the surface, it seems similar to some of the built-in collaborative functions in Google Documents, or perhaps more accurately, the now defunct Google Wave — but brought by Dropbox, into the Microsoft suite of applications.

Congenitally unable to say or do things in an expected, conventional way, Audiard is back in the Cannes competition with "Dheepan," a feature he accurately described, now speaking through a translator, as "a French film where people speak Tamil".

Original competing risks models reflecting "real life" more accurately are now available but are rarely used in the ICU setting.