Sentence examples for could be different now from inspiring English sources
Why the Internet was designed to be the way it is, and how it could be different, now and in the future.
"They were fleeing out last week, but the situation could be different now" he says.
One simple gesture during that Test in Abu Dhabi, nothing more than a waving of his hand to move a fielder a little squarer, showed that things may be different now: no one could remember seeing him do such a thing before.
He said he was thrilled to have Mr. Luisi at the Met but would not plant the "kiss of death" on him by anointing him as a successor when the situation could be different years from now.
One of life's greatest challenges is imagining how our lives could be different than they are now.
Now could be different because for the first time, a Republican administration is backing it.
Three or four months from now, things could be different.
I mean, there's a good chance your ISP uses dynamic IP addresses, which means that the IP address at the time of downloading could be different that they one you have right now.
This year could be different.
