Sentence examples for has now exchanged from inspiring English sources

Before his election, he wore a Che Guevara shirt, which he has now exchanged for dark business suits.

"Having fallen from respected insider to convicted inside trader, Mr. Gupta has now exchanged the lofty board room for the prospect of a lowly jail cell," Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan said in a statement.

"Having fallen from respected insider to convicted inside trader, Mr. Gupta has now exchanged the lofty boardroom for the prospect of a lowly jail cell," Mr. Bharara said in a statement.

Meanwhile, Mom Crush and I went on second and third dates with our kids, and have now exchanged books and many e-mails, and set standing appointments to go on early-morning weekend walks without the kids.

De Ferran, who, with his short dark hair and gentle looks, can pass for a graduate student, had now exchanged his white Roger Penske team driving garb for a black business suit and said that winning the Indy 500 remained a huge thrill, despite the race itself admittedly being somewhat less of an event.

The two presidents have now exchanged letters.

"We've now exchanged email addresses".

Cherwell council leader Barry Wood said: "We have now exchanged contracts with the MoD for Graven Hill and a lot of work is taking place behind the scenes to ensure we are ready to hit the ground running once we do acquire the site.

Ms McLaughin, who responded to the advances by stating: "I'm not blushing", has now labelled the exchange "disappointing", reports the Guardian.

In 1805, while a student at Oxford, De Quincey again resolved to meet his hero, with whom he had now been exchanging letters.

It has now become a center for exchanging information about the coup.