Sentence examples for had to now from inspiring English sources

The European Council's president, Donald Tusk, said the EU had to now prepare for the worst due to the policies of Trump's White House.

"We went last year from being the most veteran team I ever had to now being one of the youngest that I've coached in 15 years," Quinn said.

The remarks marked the first time Mrs. Clinton has delivered a substantive policy address in a fledgling presidential race that had to now been defined by candidates' upbeat announcements and vague promises.

A lot of them were very crowded and weren't even structurally sound so that created an issue where we had to now replace anchors we had to replace a lot the guy-wires and the towers, but you know, one of the things that we did was there are -- there is plates that you put on these towers we want with steel plates versus aluminum plates just to strengthen those movement points.

That's why the government had to turn to the printing press to pay for things even when oil prices were in the triple digits, and has really had to now that crude prices have fallen so much the past few years.

"The handicap symbol -- the simple blue line that looks like someone sitting in a wheelchair -- that symbol, because I had to now look at the world differently since my wife was disabled, got into my subconscious and I assume that stark simplicity inspired these latter abstractions," he said, almost as if he were realizing the correlation for the first time.

But we have to, now, say No.

Younger activists will have to now.

I don't have to now".

They don't have to now.

And we have to now say, enough".