Sentence examples for has now conceived from inspiring English sources

Mario has evidently broken off an unhappy relationship with a colleague and has now conceived a fascination for Nancy (Antonia Zegers), a gaunt and anorexic showgirl who lives across the road with her older brother, a communist agitator.

Brunswick has now conceived the idea of combining bowling and pocket billiards in recreational establishments, and last spring a new set of tables was put on the market which, in addition to the conventional green cloth, was now available in tangerine, blue, white, gold, or gray-beige.

Various 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional photonic crystals structures have now been conceived for application in high capacity optical fibers, color pigments, and specially nanophotonic integrated circuits that might be included in standard microchips.

He became what Dan Cameron, the New Museum's senior curator, calls a social sculptor, staging ad hoc events, conceiving what has now come to be called (the word can make your heart sink by this point) installations.

A netroots uprising that began in January as a reaction against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) -- a poorly conceived and poorly vetted anti-piracy proposal -- has now snowballed into an Internet Spring against any backroom dealing with Hollywood.

The Port Authority has now put forward a new blueprint that would see two of the four towers conceived for the Ground Zero reduced in scale and ambition.

Even among women who become pregnant naturally, the growing numbers who are now conceiving at older ages have an increased likelihood of having twins.

Finally, it seems to me that there are actually subtle but key differences in the way that Blanchard and Bailey have conceived of and Lawrence is now conceiving of autogynephilia.

Having already done the M25 in London Orbital, he now conceives of a day's tramp around the circular bit of the newish London Overground rail system.

"She hadn't conceived of equal-­opportunity prejudice".

Most of Abercrombie & Fitch's brands — including the now defunct Gilly Hicks and Ruehl No. 925 — have had fictional backstories, conceived by Mike Jeffries, the company's former C.E.O.