Sentence examples for are now revolved from inspiring English sources

54% of repayment funds are now revolved to 47 households in the second batch.

The thought triggered a feeling of dizziness, as if the external world had sped up and was now revolving quicker and quicker around me. If, as the fictional Sean Parker argues in The Social Network, our future will be lived online, I thought to myself, then what will be the fate of these dissenters, of those who don't update?

The climate accord that is being negotiated now revolves around voluntary pledges.

This sudden reversal in a decades-long debt binge doesn't mean that revolving credit balances are now low, but at least they are finally headed in the right direction -- back to the neighborhood of 2004 levels.

The pilgrim looks east Memento mori Revolving doors Correction: Pascal Lamy ReprintsThose days are now over.

Americans are not as willing to carry a balance on their credit cards as they were before the crisis: the economy is now growing much faster than revolving credit, a category composed chiefly of credit-card debt.

Today our politics are ruled by the suburbs; suburbia's agenda -- that is, issues bearing on the well-being of families with children, around which the suburbs still revolve -- is now America's.

Rather than delving into his troubled past and how it shaped him into the proud gay man he is now, Blaine's story lines all revolved around Kurt: cheating on Kurt, feeling depressed about cheating on Kurt, looking for a rebound from his break-up with Kurt, and planning on proposing to Kurt.

Where once her husband was the center of her passionate universe, there is now a new sun in whose orbit she revolves.

It is now working on a monetization strategy that revolves around subscription-based tools for businesses and companies.

Under Menachem Begin Likud ended the Labour hegemony in 1977 but it, too, is now a much-reduced force.Israeli political parties often revolve around charismatic figures.