Sentence examples for it now kind from inspiring English sources

I understand the "yikes we're barely making it now" kind of panic that residents of Cortlandt, New Rochelle or one of the other "affordable" communities expressed when told to expect a whopping increase.

The doctor the Giegs had chosen, the nurse explained, "tends to be a 'do-it-now' kind of guy".

"This on-demand, I-want-it-now kind of customer that we're dealing with doesn't necessarily have the time to wait or wants to be able to self-select," Mr. Adams said.

You watch just to see what happens, which when thinking about it now, seems kind of cruel.

Recently, in the Times, Shepard compared "A Lie of the Mind" to an "old broken-down Buick," and said that it now felt "kind of rickety" to him.

When I reflect on it now, I kind of don't see the point in going to protests any more?

As it stand now, it kind of feels like -- as a friend so eloquently put it -- giving a gold medal to someone for not spitting on homeless people.

"When I look back on it now, it seems kind of amazing, but they really treated me like a colleague, not like a little kid," Mr. Howard said.

To be revisiting it now, it's kind of disheartening," said one former gang member.

"Reading it now, it's kind of a 'you've got to be kidding me, right?' reaction.

It now seems that some kind of Gulf deployment really will take place in Syria.