Sentence examples for for now having from inspiring English sources

For now, having laid a half-dozen logs, he had seen enough of the rain and the soggy mortar.

Both leaders look like losers, at least for now, having blundered into a dispute which may well escalate into a constitutional crisis in the EU.

D.A. and her husband have met with Carlisle, but she remains Missy's agent for now, having recently taken a leave from her job as a physician to manage the many requests for her daughter's time.

While many shows have died in New York and then developed subsequent cult followings — like the musicals "Anyone Can Whistle" and "Chess," — "La Bête" is rare among them for now having a shot at transcending its own history on Broadway.

For now, having low fidelity beamed into one's head holds about as much interest to a music lover as being force-fed a Big Mac might entice a gourmet.

"For now, having a dedicated federal stream of revenue is a huge plus for the American people, because the absence of financial resources was the biggest problem for checkpoint security," he said.

Salafists for now have lost the battle.

The worst, for now, has been averted.

But, for now, have a read and enjoy.

"The objective for now has to be ambitious".

But the trio, for now, has not cracked.