Sentence examples for live now even from inspiring English sources

When I came to write my third novel, A Vicious Circle, I was following a pattern laid down by his masterpiece, The Way We Live Now – even if my villain was modelled on Robert Maxwell as much as Trollope's Melmotte, and my world was that of journalism and publishing rather than politics and finance.

It seems like all those people are chatting live now, even though that's not the case.

(It should be live now, even if it says it's the old version).

Some, like eight-year-old Joe Plowright, writing of How I Live Now, were even brave enough to admit their own prejudices.

This is an essential part of how I even live now, and the things I am doing nowadays.

We live now in a world where even voting is done in many states by mail, and soon it will probably happen by Internet.

They could sell some shares and live well now, even if it means you'll get less later when they pass on.

It's the idea that everything is aching and living right now; even everything that's dying is in a life cycle.

Was life even worth living now?

Even where he lives now, in Beijing's expat-heavy Sanlitun area, language has been the biggest hurdle.

It can still be about living in the now even if that's not what it shows first.