Sentence examples for has now reared from inspiring English sources

Acinetobacter has now reared its head in North America after being widely recognized as an important problem in European and Asian intensive care units.

Four generations of human beings have now been reared on infant formula, and millions upon millions of people would attest that they're fine.

A few hours' drive south of Harare, a commercial farm that used to grow maize and rear cattle has now been divided into 35 plots where subsistence farmers try to scrape a living.

Lift the child's legs a bit higher, so that the child's rear end has now risen off the changing surface.

The rear lower-chassis has now been delivered to the Bloodhound Technical Centre in Bristol, while the rear sub-frame (the strong bit at the back that supports the rocket and rear suspension) is being manufactured.

Some more stickers for Furious 7's rear windshield: it has now taken $1bn in overseas box office alone, and is only the third film, after Titanic and Avatar, to do so.

The ship, which carries a compliment of MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft, has now completed its transit through the Strait of Hormuz, said Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby.

This study indicated that the Borana community of Northern Kenya had recently diversified their livestock; they now reared cattle, camels, goats and sheep.

And then, just as they have now, the allegations against Kelly reared their head.

Then again, they've been worrying about inflation for years now, and the beast still hasn't reared its ugly face.

Patsies from the past now reared up in predation.