Sentence examples for comment now that from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago, writing about venereal disease, I made the passing comment "now that promiscuity is no sin...".

Asked if he stood by that comment now that he had been appointed a royal commissioner, Gooda said: "We'll wait and see".

The comment: "Now that the tyranny of the Republican minority — the ability of 1/3 of the California legislature to hold any action hostage – has ended with voter approval of majority rule, now that Democrat Jerry Brown has been elected governor, watch California roll". is typical of the ignorance of government by California electorate.

Correction: February 6 , 2002 Wednesday Because of an editing error, a sports article yesterday about the reaction of Boston fans to the Patriots' Super Bowl victory misattributed the closing comment, "Now that the Patriots have won the Super Bowl, there's the thought that just possibly the Red Sox could slay the Yankee dragon".

It may be en vogue to comment now that it's time for Android-first, but from a technology development perspective, going that route is either too risky or too difficult for an early-stage startup that has limited resources and time.

Supporters of the government's tough asylum seeker policy often rebut concerns about detention centres with the same comment: now that the boats have stopped, the government can start clearing the backlog of detainees currently in detention.

When Prof. Allan Nadler (a name delightfully similar to the word noodle itself) commented, "Now that's kugel," it had to be about the kugel of childhood; I know I've only felt it or said it while eating this enduring dish at my mother's table or if I've prepared it using her recipe.

She then commented, "Now, that's a beautiful sound".

As one African American young man commented, "Now that is talking about the real issues facing our community". This research laid the foundation for the Michigan Miracle, Sanders' surprising upset in the primary.

"I think it will be interesting to see if these guys rally around Herman Cain," the Democratic strategist Karen Finney commented, "now that it's clear that a whole other layer of black sexuality has been infused into this".

After Italy became a unified nation, in 1861, Massimo d'Azeglio, a Piedmontese statesman and novelist, is said to have commented, "Now that there is an Italy, it will be necessary to make the Italians".