Sentence examples for is now except from inspiring English sources
I still swam then so I imagine my diet was similar to what it is now except with less food.
(It wasn't really any different than online banking is now except you had to use proprietary software that dialed into the bank's network).
"I mean, I did and I thought, 'Ugh, weird little kid.'" There was nothing of himself as he is now, except "a bit of creativity" that was yet to be channelled.
All of these good things will happen because there has generally been more carbon dioxide in the air than there is now, except for the geologically brief period of the ice ages.
Most people seem to think the world will be the same as it is now, except that our cars will be driving us around.
So it won't be much different than it is now, except bikers won't be in your lane and at risk.
The death penalty is now banned (except in exceptional cases, such as treason) in 108 countries; America, India and Japan are the only big democracies that continue the practice.
The top entree price is now $20, except for a small group of steaks for $22 to $29.
It is now nationwide except for a few departements in the northeast & a couple in the southwest.
The room is now empty except for scorch marks from the fire that subsequently swept through part of the building.
He spent his entire life in what is now Union City, except during World War II, when he served as an artillery officer under Gen. George S. Patton.
