Sentence examples for has now thought from inspiring English sources

That does not make it right, however, regardless of the fact that King was not exactly lethal for Wigan or for Hull and that Neil Warnock has now thought better of his offer of a second chance.

Unsurprisingly, therefore, viruses often run riot before any effective response can be mounted.Matthew Williamson, a researcher at the Hewlett-Packard laboratories in Bristol, England, has now thought of a way to hamper the spread of a virus until engineers can finish their pizzas and get to the scene of the crime.

So they've now thought up the idea of chaining people together, and that in my opinion is at the boundary of shamelessness".

His publishers have now thought it worthwhile to bring out Bolaño's very first published novel, The Skating Rink, hoping for a readership quite different from the tiny claque which greeted its first publication in 1993.

For a long time, we've now thought that you could use these capabilities to create some great experiences".

Making this film, I can now say I've now thought about it... and I look forward to seeing you "there".

Some of the original small-town Democratic mayors who supported him have now thought twice about it; and polling suggests that when voters really understand what he's proposing, most are against it".

The governor we have now thinks this is fine".

He has now had a week to think about it".

How many briefings do you think he has now?

Cannon thinks this has now been shown to be "a real problem".