Sentence examples for for now better from inspiring English sources
Brigham Young makes a big rise this week and Oklahoma jumps Alabama after we determined the Sooners were, for now, better than any team in the Southeastern Conference East after the Sooners defeated Tennessee.
Sandra Brown, who also paid her dues writing for Silhouette, is now better known for the suspense novels published by Warner Books and Simon & Schuster.
With his nostalgia for the Dodgers and the Coney Island of yore, Mr. Markowitz can seem an unlikely cheerleader for a place now better known for artisanal coffee than egg creams.
The Museum sits on the edge of Tahrir Square, once famous for its traffic jams, now better known for anti-government demonstrations.
Once known for white wine, Washington is now better known for its reds -- merlot, cabernet sauvignon and, most recently, syrah, cabernet franc and sangiovese.
Once mainly a gathering place for surfers, Tamarin Beach is now better known for its daily visits from friendly pods of bottlenose and spinner dolphins.
If done right, you could see returns better than your money market account and, for now, probably better than the stock market.
Its author is John Gray, who is now better known for his best-selling anti-humanist tracts.
"For sure, he's understanding now better the car, he's understanding better the tyres.
But one of these truths is now better suited for history books than textbooks.
Direct effects of particles to both ionisation rates and chemical changes are now better understood for EPP.
