Sentence examples for has now approached from inspiring English sources

For Saakashvili, the crunch time has now approached to determine whether Poroshenko is part of the problem, or part of the solution.

"More than that, she has now approached her local Flying Start [early years] school and persuaded them to take her on one day a week as a student occupational therapist.

The KRI has now approached a host of individual nations including Germany, Israel and Hungary, who have chosen to deal with it as an independent entity, either by supplying arms directly (in the case of Germany) or buying oil despite legal threats from Baghdad, in the case of Hungary and Israel.

Having now approached the restaurant in a more dedicated, critical way, at normal dinner hours, too, I'm left puzzled.

If that statistic seems shocking, recall that more than 900 individuals have now approached police to report that they were sexually abused in just one institution, Medomsley detention centre in County Durham, throughout the 1970s and 1980s.

On first hearing them, her friend Kris Kristofferson exclaimed: "Oh Joni – save something of yourself!" That was not an option for Mitchell, whose songwriting had now approached a level of rapt intensity.

But the attention the site received after the announced shutdown changed things, it seems, and a number of buyers have now approached the company to buy it and keep it alive (SmugMug is one of them, it seems).

In fact, I've now approached a director or filmmaker for every song on the new album".

BBC Sport understands Fourie, who has a teaching degree, has now been approached by several schools interested in offering him employment and helping him stay in the country.

Perhaps, then, it is unsurprising that the agency has, until now, approached whistle-blowers with caution.

This approach has now been adopted by some computer vision approaches (Denil et al. 2012; Kanan 2013; Kanan and Cottrell 2010).