Sentence examples for and now considered from inspiring English sources

In 2007, Amy Winehouse's Back to Black (then and now considered a classic) was beaten to the gong by the Klaxons' Myths of the Near Future.

Williams likes to boast that he was described as the "nadir" of a show that, while a huge hit with the public and now considered hugely influential, was critically reviled at the time.

The work, composed in 1631 and now considered the earliest extant opera dealing with a historical subject, represents the point at which the papacy took an active interest in opera, at the time a northern Italian novelty.

In Culiacán, the capital of Sinaloa State and the center of Mexico's drug trade, a popular visiting spot is the shrine to Jesús Malverde, the mustachioed bandit hanged in 1909 and now considered the patron saint to the underworld.

Among the "wurst" offenders is "vegan curry sausage", a meat-free version of a heavily spiced pork dish born of post-second world war necessity and now considered a delicacy in Berlin — though largely unknown outside Germany.

Erdogan, re-elected as prime minister for the second time last June and now considered the most powerful Turkish leader since Kemal Ataturk, has become intolerant of criticism and seems bent on crushing domestic opposition.

And now consider the property behind them.

(Two years later, he declared himself an atheist, and now considers himself a pantheist).

He was invited to lunch several more times, and now considers Clinton a friend.

Motorboat people have proliferated in the warm pubs and landings around Wroxham and now consider it their private reservation.

I played for City and now consider myself a supporter of the club and these chants are degrading the club.