Sentence examples for as now often from inspiring English sources

Boyle focused on developing the skill at Boston College, where he, as now, often stationed himself by the net.

Little sissy.' " The dredge, then as now, often worked the plots just off Centre Island, and he remembers looking up at the mansion on the hill.

But such targets are not as vulnerable as is now often suggested.

But they must be properly regulated and not left solely in the control of secrecy-minded police departments, as is now often the case.

It has also occurred, as Mr Obama now often reminds listeners, because in spite of their acrimonious relations he and Congress struck two deals in 2011 that cut spending and one at the start of this year that raised taxes.

Moreover, it's important that teachers be — as they now often are not — credible authority figures, a status readily supported by the justified self-confidence and prestige of an elite professional.

In an interview with The Sunday Times she said that modern human trafficking was in some ways worse than Roman slavery, as victims now often had no route to freedom.

As users now often discover products they want to buy on social sites like Pinterest, making it fast and easy to also buy on mobile is becoming imperative for sellers.

I had a knowing (as I now often do) that it was time to let go and make room for something new.

Arab militias, known as janjaweed and now often integrated into Popular Defence Forces as auxiliaries of the army, strike villages loyal to the rebels.

Yet the Humanities Center was never a hotbed for structuralism or poststructuralism or exclusively French thought, per se, even though it played a historical role as a first conduit for "French Theory," as it is now often called.