Sentence examples for for a now from inspiring English sources

Preparations for a now nearly forgotten salvo of the cold war, called Operation Telstar, were under way.

"For a 'Now and Forever' party on the ninth anniversary, Oct. 7, 1991, and for the record-breaking performance No. 6,138 on June 19 , 1997

Eben Shapiro at The Wall Street Journal worked for a now closed weekly I worked at in Minneapolis and we competed with Monika Bauerlein, co-editor of Mother Jones with Clara Jeffery, who worked at City Paper.

In one of the most troubling assertions, a former executive for a now bankrupt mortgage company insists that "almost everyone in the industry" falsified borrowers' incomes to meet the terms of loans.

Not long ago, I went with Diane on a chilly walk at Big Egg Marsh — to collect winter data, she said, though there turned out to be nothing much to see besides a few horseshoe-crab parts and the concrete stumps of supports for a now vanished bridge sticking up at lowest tide, their rusted rebars like tousled dreadlocks.

WASHINGTON — If it were not for a now famous scene in a hospital just blocks away from the White House, it is unlikely that James B. Comey would have been standing in the Rose Garden on Friday to be introduced as President Obama's nominee for the director of the F.B.I.

Rewind to 1979, when Peter and I were working for a now-defunct leftwing magazine named Seven Days.

The Beaux Arts Casino Building, designed by the architects of Grand Central Terminal, is vacant and crumbling, its interior gutted for a now-defunct indoor skateboarding park.

He worked briefly for a now-suspended news weekly in Hong Kong before being denied a work permit, which prompted him to move to Germany.

Princeton is returning the money, which was used for a now-defunct program aimed at supporting graduate students in economics, politics and sociology.

In Ota, where manufacturing started a century ago when local fishermen learned how to make metal parts for a now-defunct Imperial Navy shipyard, this tradition is displayed in a still-evident pride in craftsmanship.