Sentence examples for be now for from inspiring English sources
It was unacceptable then, as it seems to be now, for feminists to do anything but denounce Thatcher.
"The light of our faith is a great comfort, and it should be now for you," Father Burns told the standing room-only crowd.
Cashman can be a calculating businessman when empowered to make decisions, as he seems to be now for a managing general partner, Hal Steinbrenner, who trusts him.
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That time appears to be now for Vey and Toffoli.
He could have gotten a better deal, if the objective (as it seems to be now, for Republicans) was to keep U.S. troops in Iraq as long as possible.
Yet to have any hope of achieving this we would need a double restriction: the only preferences to be considered must be now-for-now or then-for-then, and they must be fully internal in relating only to conscious states of the subject indeed, more precisely, to features of those states of which the agent is conscious, or, for short, what it is like to be in those states.
It is now for sale for $18.9 million.
(The building is now for sale).
London is now for holidays.
