Sentence examples for again nowadays from inspiring English sources

While he has thought about going gray again, nowadays, he said, "I'm too lazy for all that".

Would Hitler really have a chance again nowadays?'" The answers to those questions are not exactly clear, but one thing is: Hitler sells.

Since the attacks of September 11th, the significance of the Peace Corps has changed again — nowadays anybody who joins is likely to have thought hard about personal responsibility in time of war.

Seeing them again nowadays lit a fire inside me—I had to do some digging.

But there is a third explanation for why he has shifted his position again, and nowadays feels "laid back about climate change".

After difficult times in the nineties, Reverse Osmosis (RO) desalination nowadays gains again acceptance around the world and plays a larger and more important role in the municipal desalination market for small, medium and large scale applications.

We never expected to live at home again as many have to nowadays.

Here is where money goes nowadays: LAWYERS STRIKE AGAIN "Effectively out of cash". That's The New York Times's report on the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust.

Nowadays the Balkans again belong to journalists; the histories of these lands are written by war reporters or those who can sense the approaching thunder of war.

Originally credited to Davis, their authorship was restored to Mr. Pascoal after a long struggle, but nowadays they once again appear as Davis's compositions, which means Mr. Pascoal is no longer getting the publishing royalties on his compositions.

Compliments of the day are somewhat lost on the modern reader – "your breasts are like two fawns" might not prompt a favourable response nowadays but then again, Fergie of the Black-Eyed Peas was happy to call hers "lady lumps", so anything is possible.