Sentence examples for arose now from inspiring English sources

"I cannot explain why this arose now," Mr. Greenberg said.

So Monday, when it announced its $6.45 billion merger with the Times Mirror Company -- owner of Newsday, the Long Island newspaper -- the question immediately arose: now that it is back, what will it do?

"It's not coincidental that this vogue arose now, in probably the most bitterly divided time since the Civil War," said H.W. Brands, a historian at Texas A&M University and the author of, "The First American: The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin," which was on best-seller lists in 2000.

Executives acknowledge that the worries arise now.

Mr. Patten said he saw three dominant issues arising now.

This goes to a more important point that arises now that winter is upon us.

The questions that arise now include: Which Brown works can and should survive in performance?

Chelsea are even better equipped to plug any gaps that arise now that Jiri Jarosik has been signed.

But Professor Spitzer wondered how many additional challenges might arise now that Americans have grown more concerned about public safety.

Among the questions arising now, given the changing demographics of the archdiocese, is whether New York Catholics will see their first archbishop with no claim to Irish ancestry.

The narrative wants to move from point to point through time, while topics that have arisen now and again across someone's life cry out to be collected.