Sentence examples for anywhere now from inspiring English sources

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anywhere right now

The phrase "anywhere now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can happen or be found in any location at the present moment.
Example: "I feel like I could be happy anywhere now, as long as I'm with the right people."
Alternatives: "anywhere at this moment" or "anywhere at present".

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"We're certainly not getting anywhere now".

The New York Times

"People can live anywhere now".

The New York Times

They'll take it from anywhere now.

The Guardian - Film

So I can't see her anywhere now?

The Guardian

We could step up anywhere now with her.

Independent

O'Brien said: "He could step up anywhere now.

Independent

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Eventually, he realized: 'This isn't getting me anywhere.' " Now, Mr. Daigle said, "Over all, Barry is a good inmate".

The New York Times

Agassi isn't going anywhere for now.

The New York Times - Sports

"The cancer is not going anywhere right now," he said.

The New York Times

But I never saw it anywhere until now.

The New Yorker

I can't eat it anywhere else now.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

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