Sentence examples for by now having from inspiring English sources
The upstanding gentleman is by now having reservations.
"For a while," Hodges reports, "they had rooms in brothels, where he organized the entertainments, playing the violin in his priest's garb, by now having no other".
By now, having occupied this windswept spit of land along with the Porters from World War II through Vietnam, Graver's readers will be inclined to agree.
By now, having shared so much eating and drinking and cooking, everyone feels comfortable enough not to have to talk; we've all entered the same psychological space.
The surface textures also have more variety than the earlier sculptures, the artist by now having found how to enrich detail without sacrificing massiveness.
Juventus's players are used to such things by now, having received similar welcomes in more cities than Italian football's promoters would like to admit.
You should by now have a beautifully coloured stew.
The updates on Orlov, by now, have all blurred together.
He would by now have been a Ryder Cup captain.
The lush life, by now, has me wrung out.
