"And it was a good lunch, not like some of the junk you get nowadays".
There's a romantic quality to the approach to these posters that you don't get nowadays.
Half the story pitches the editors at GQ get nowadays, Mr. Nelson added, come from writers who want to go to butcher's school.
Yet all I get nowadays is a dull chap in a frock coat riding between the peasants and the cliffs, and getting sadly too close to neither.
Aside from the composer and conductor John Adams or the soprano Dawn Upshaw, Mr. Goode is about as close to the musical mainstream as Nonesuch gets nowadays.
Experts believe that addicts who became hooked on abusing prescription drugs like the pain killer OxyContin are switching to heroin because it is easier to get nowadays, and cheaper too.
"When I came to this country, I realised what did not exist, and had existed then: music in the air, and a level of culture among the people you wouldn't get nowadays.
Her immediate predecessor, the illustrator Anthony Browne, left her an open letter urging: "Do everything you can to support libraries – God knows, they need every bit of help they can get nowadays".
(Stephen Holden) * BILL CHARLAP AND SANDY STEWART (Tonight and tomorrow night) The profound, unadorned performances of standards by the jazz pianist Bill Charlap and his mother, the singer Sandy Stewart, are as deep as cabaret gets nowadays; not to be missed.
It was nothing like the trophy you get nowadays, but hey, it was still the European Super Cup so I was still proud to hold my plank of wood aloft".
Both are about as high-resolution as you can get nowadays, and the LCD is transflective, meaning you can turn off the backlight and read it on bright days.
