Sentence examples for in which now from inspiring English sources

There are three significant ways in which now is not like then.

Slonimsky should also have written a "Lexicon of Musical Condescension," gathering high-minded essays in which now canonical masterpieces were dismissed as middlebrow, with a long section reserved for Sibelius.

In 1952, Nicolas Slonimsky put together a delightful book, Lexicon of Musical Invective," an anthology of wrongheaded music criticism in which now canonical masterpieces are compared with feline caterwauling, barnyard noises, and so on.

As I bring down the curtain on my career, I want to share with you something that I take the greatest pride in, which now, we could not imagine not being here, something now taken for granted.

Among the most affecting passages in the book are three "Conversations across time": dramatised exchanges in which "Now Me" reassures "Then Me" that the fire in the brain will burn out and life will once again be full of promise.

The combination of security and feedback convinced content providers to agree to an "à la carte" model, in which Now subscribers can choose whether or not to subscribe to each individual channel, rather than being forced to pay for a whole bundle.

As the now risk-happy Jake Gyllenhaal continues to learn from the mistakes of 2010, a year in which now-forgotten flops Prince of Persia and Love & Other Drugs failed to position him as a boilerplate Hollywood hunk Ryan Gosling's willingness to push himself as a performer since his breakout year has disappeared.

Compare this to the more plugged-in UNICEF, which now boasts well over 100,000".

The most prominent feature was the sharp increase in incidence in Japan, which now stands among high-risk areas [ 16].

The HIV epidemic in China started in Yunnan, which now has the highest prevalence rate overall.

The Mihai Eminescu Trust has painstakingly restored the glorious Apafi Manor House in Beirtan, which now offers accommodation in five rooms.