Sentence examples for has only now from inspiring English sources

As a whole, the nation has only now sunk to standards common elsewhere in Africa.

Mr. McCain is right to assume that his fight has only now begun.

It's surprising that Fielding has only now been taken up by the art world.

The Irish novelist, playwright and poet has only now been given full cultural recognition.

The ban on it in (West) Germany, has only now been lifted.

That this memo has only now come to light can only be damaging to the BBC.

Strange, then, that I Capture the Castle has only now been translated to the screen.

Just how tireless and prolific has only now become fully apparent.

Though prominent in America for nearly seven years, she has only now attempted to crack the UK market.

It has been available in England for a couple of years and has only now crossed the pond.

Death amplified a sound that has only now been heard for the first time in many quarters.