Sentence examples for being treated now from inspiring English sources

He's being treated now, but what will Klinsmann do if he has to come out?

"The clients are outraged," he said, "at finding out at what has happened over the past several years, made worse over how they're being treated now".

"Bendtner is being treated now [in Denmark] and will come back on Friday for us to test him, and we will assess the situation.

He can't fashion a shot but he does force a corner — from which Dempsey tries an ambitious overhead kick that only succeeds in injuring Jewsbury, who is being treated now.

"When Paolo gave his salute on the pitch it was a gesture from the heart, and the way he is being treated now in England is not correct," said Ferrini, a lifelong fascist, who runs one of the string of memorabilia shops that line the main street of Predappio, Benito Mussolini's birthplace.

"I'm being treated now for my shoulder by my brother Ben who's a Blues physio, I've been at the training ground for the last two weeks during pre-season.

As readers, how do you think Michigan and Florida should be treated now?

Even the lack of decorum with which the horrors are treated now looks psychologically astute.

That is ironic, given the way Susan and others are treated now.

Mr. Feinblatt stressed that once the DNA was collected, it would be treated the way fingerprints are treated now.

At the same time, the traditional symbols of patriotism are treated now with a casualness that would once have been considered more appropriate for sports emblems.