Sentence examples for for now certainly from inspiring English sources

"I've been mixing it up in training but I think I'll stay at centre for now, certainly over the next few games," Burgess said.

Springsteen's landmark concert and his appeal for freedom are now certainly part of that greater examination of why the Berlin Wall suddenly fell on Nov. 9, 1989.

Tom Friedman has been doing great work on green issues for a while now, certainly given them a higher profile than any mere green blogger could.

"Any kind of voucher arrangements for government grants to religious groups for social services are now certainly going to be seen as not only possible, but constitutional," said Charles C. Haynes, senior scholar at the Freedom Forum First Amendment Center in Arlington, Va.

And they would not have to look for a big hitter now, certainly not Bonds, who is 11 years older than Rodriguez.

In fact, the price of oil has been important in American politics for quite a while now, certainly since the shortages of the mid-70s.

Although Mr. Dickey said the talk show was solely for New York for now, "there certainly is potential to do more".

"He may be out of the woods legally for now, but certainly politically, this is not going to go away," said Michael DuHaime, executive director of the Republican State Committee.

Yet while Serbia's EU bid may be stymied for now, it is certainly not dead.

"But for now, we can certainly say that this is historic".

Just in Waitrose for now but almost certainly coming soon to a chiller cabinet near you.