Sentence examples for better now when the from inspiring English sources

That was a boffo idea in 1993; it's even better now, when the world is watching your plan to "save" Social Security.

"Overdub" came out in early summer, but its witching-hour blend of Led Zeppelin-style whomp and soul-scented swoon sounds even better now, when night comes earlier and mystery hangs in the air.

"Access to finance is much better; now when I go to New York seeking a lot of money, I get a warm welcome".

So bow before him: Vladimir Pulis, the 59-year-old enfant terrible of English football who once head-butted James Beattie while naked (which seems even better now when you consider that James Beattie is a Tory).

The idea is to recommend films, primarily documentaries, that can help dispel ignorance, and no better time than now when the country is suddenly having to learn a good deal more about its Muslim population.

There is no better time than now, when the public is clamouring for a reordering of our political system.

What better time to rethink Kennan than now, when the American infatuation with noble adventures has come so utterly to grief?

"It must be better now, right?" When the Census Bureau hired upward of 700,000 Americans over the last two years — most in the last six months — it landed more experienced workers with more sophisticated skills than any time in recent memory.

The good news is that the economy is way better now than when I entered the workforce.

When I was able to identify the feelings, name it, voice it, control the process... I'm better now than when I was in my twenties, or when I was at school, and every day was a churning mess".

At least I am much better now and when I feel bad I just go and see the clinic people... the counseling works and we get a lot in the support group meetings.