Sentence examples for during the now from inspiring English sources

Their verdict on Meirelles' and others' singing during the now notorious Simpatía encounter?

Britain's bloody rule of India was best encapsulated by the September 1857 seizure of Delhi during the now infamous Sepoy Mutiny.

It is difficult to prove — or disprove — the brilliance of those stage performers whose rise to fame occurred during the now distant pre-DVD age.

When the then Labour leader set out his policy in 2014, I endorsed it – not something I did every day during the now fast receding Miliband era.

By Hilton Als It is difficult to prove — or disprove — the brilliance of those stage performers whose rise to fame occurred during the now distant pre-DVD age.

It is difficult to prove or disprove the brilliance of those stage performers whose rise to fame occurred during the now distant pre-DVD age.

It has used this information to link politicians to the families they were helping during the now-defunct secret admissions process.

A year before, during the now-infamous "flash crash" on Wall Street, the traders in West Palm had piled in as major stock indexes plunged.

For instance, Levin established that JPMorgan knew more about the mounting losses than it let on during the now-notorious conference call in April 2012, when Dimon described the trades as "a tempest in a teapot".

If we learned anything about Barack Obama during the now-distant campaign of 2008, it was that he was a man who valued stoicism and self-possession in himself and others.

Decades later, the wounds inflicted by it remain raw: a lawsuit involving news reports that looked back at some of the allegations made during the now-distant scandal went to the Idaho Supreme Court in 2000.