Sentence examples for has now seemed from inspiring English sources

President Lewis regarded this 70-year period as a period, which "covers the great development in American engineering which has now seemed to reach its peak".

"The helicopter I have now seems perfectly adequate to me," he said.

"The helicopter I have now seems perfectly adequate to me," he said to laughter.

"For them to come in and be able to build a casino that is two or three times as large as what we have now seems like an unfair competitive advantage," Mr. Swoik said.

The boss I have now seems nice and reasonable.

He additionally stated that "The helicopter I have now seems perfectly adequate to me".

He has now, it seems, been contained, a liability to the Taliban regime that may well eventually hand him over in exchange for international respectability.

BP has till now seemed keen on accessing the Indian market, said to hold potential for major oil and gas discoveries.

• The helicopter the president has now does not seem perfectly adequate to me.

They also affect limestone-and-bronze towers that have until now seemed timeless in their ever-burnished state.

Something I believed in and had researched now seemed to be accepted as part of the mainstream.