Sentence examples for case of now from inspiring English sources

Let's go back to this case of now you discover you've won.

I'd always fancied running my own business so after spotting this opportunity, it was a case of now or never.

It was not so much a case of "now you see him, now you don't", as a case of nobody having seen him in the first place.

Then it was a case of, 'Now, Helen, you've got a marginal seat... I'm sure you'd want ministers to come and support you in your election campaign......

Groves's three previous title attempts – against Carl Froch, twice, and Badou Jack – had ended in disappointment and he admitted beforehand that it was a case of now or never.

He turns 30 in January, he has been playing the best football of his life, and it is almost a case of now or never in terms of whether he leaves Leicester for one of the Premier League heavyweights.

Personal data available on the Internet opens up immense possibilities for misuse and manipulation, as the case of now-closed UK-based data analysis firm Cambridge Analytica demonstrated.

The case of Aden, now in Yemen, could be the worst of all.

Examine the case of Ian Bell, now cemented as England's one-day international opener.

During periods when news is slow, Newsweek may have a case of the "now whats".

"It's a bit late to make a federal case of it now".