Sentence examples for ever so now from inspiring English sources

It's worse than ever!' So now all we hear are different alarms: 'The system doesn't work!

Generally speaking, a danger zone has arrived when that number exceeds 70%, and now it is at 90%, having reached a peak of 93% in recent days before retreating ever so slightly now.

We take off, but ever so gingerly so now he is, of course, on our bumper.

50 min: It's ever so scrappy now.

Americans are living longer than ever, so households now include a growing number of elderly singles, said Andrew J. Cherlin, a demographer at Johns Hopkins University.

But then she shows me something extraordinary, how she can – ever so slightly for now – pinch her index finger and thumb together.

But the Westgate attack, though less deadly, is its most high-profile operation to date.Shabab has never launched a successful attack outside East Africa and is less likely than ever to do so now.

DUALIT TOASTER While cereal has supplanted bacon and eggs at the breakfast table, toasters are as indispensable as ever — maybe more so now that Wonder Bread has so much competition from bagels.

It was ever thus, but more so now.

Now, ever so slowly – in keeping with the national pace of life – word is beginning to spread about the unspoilt Uruguayan interior.

It's funny to think that Heseltine was once regarded as an arriviste – a bit nouveau, ever so slightly non-U – now that he's the grandest of grandees.