Sentence examples for has now even from inspiring English sources
Sydney has now even passed the 40,000 member mark for the first time in the club's history.
For decades, the nuns did the bidding of the priests, cleaned up their messes, and watched as their male superiors let a perverted stain spread over the entire church, a stain that has now even reached the Holy See.
"Greatest Day" was at least made available to download on iTunes during the Sport Relief fundraising effort in March, when it was described as "the official World Cup song", but it has now even been removed from there.
It has now even started to undermine Ake Sellstrom's team themselves.
The WEF has now even opened up a number of its sessions to being live webcast in high definition. .
The video – which is one of YouTube's ten most-viewed music videos in 2014 – has now even prompted Nasa's interns to offer up All About That Space, featuring the lyric "every spacecraft needs propulsion from the bottom to the top".
Third and most important, Mr. Gingrich has now evened the score somewhat after a $6 million commitment from a super PAC that supports him, Winning our Future.
Over there you've now even got reggaeton [a style of urban music originating in Latin America] girls all wearing Converse.
Barr came back with the same answer again and again: "How will it be worse than what you have now?" Even if they agreed about the district's ills, many teachers worried about Green Dot's contract.
Drawing crowds The locations have now even spawned their own mini-industry.
"In the north, like Mazar-e-Sharif and those provinces, where they used to call it a Pakistani game, they have now even started playing it.
