Sentence examples for comfortably now from inspiring English sources

"We can work freely, comfortably now" with men, she said.

She said, "Have you calmed down or do you want to call back later?" "I'm resting comfortably now, thank you".

5.02pm GMT 44th over England 248-4 ( Root 98, Buttler 65) Sunil Narine is back so England knock him around, comfortably, now.

You can go comfortably now.'.

I was reminded of this when my partner told me that the white flowers signify to him the anniversary of the death of his first partner who died of AIDS around this time in 1989; just blocks from where we so comfortably now live together as a married couple.

"I was living very comfortably, and now I'm very skeptical," said Ms. Back, who is now doing a one-month consulting assignment for another Internet company.

She's considerably more comfortably off now, although not film-star rich, with houses in south London and Ramsgate ("but now I'm on the West Cliff – which, when we were growing up on the East Cliff, was always considered to be posher").

The Bakers grew up comfortably; they now live very comfortably.

Though the hall is comfortably functional now, another two years of renovations are planned.

New Zealand were nurdling singles a bit too comfortably but now they will have to build a new partnership.

The remains of the princes in the Tower (where you can push a button to register the most likely suspects in their murder — Richard III leads comfortably), are now in Westminster Abbey, contained in an urn designed by Sir Christopher Wren.