Sentence examples for have now formed from inspiring English sources

The two watersheds have now formed completely different landscapes (naturally restored grassland and artificial forestland).

The wide community it serves have now formed Friends of Cockerton Library to save our library.

These early discoveries have now formed the basis of a completely new area of immunology referred to as immunometabolism22.

The rebels in the Nuba Mountains and in Blue Nile have now formed their own political party, called the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North.

The British themselves have now formed an interim city council in Basra for the second time after widespread discontent led to the disintegration of the first one.

New Labour's then health secretary, Alan Milburn, strongly promoted these principles, which have now formed the basis of many of the reform initiatives.

Spurred on by Scotland, a small group of countries has now formed the Wellbeing Economy Alliance.

Yet he has now formed a committee of sensible-minded historians, journalists and others for advice.

Then the female, whose new shell has now formed, leaves, and another moves in.

But he has now formed his own party and taken six other coalition members with him.

An alliance of local tribes has now formed to defend the Dongria Khondh.