Sentence examples for making that now from inspiring English sources

I know that you told Fox News this week that you were "completely wrong" for making that now infamous 47 percent comment, but probably only after you realized that it was a drag on your poll numbers.

Thus, in a sea of floating signifiers, biomarker numbers may provide a reassuringly concrete buoy for patients to cling to, providing a sense of control and empowerment amidst the onslaught of information and decision making that now characterises the 'career' of the cancer patient (c.f. Aronowitz, 2009).

The prospect of an unstable, inward-looking and xenophobic America makes that now quite implausible.

"There were decisions that were made that now we must revisit and we have to correct," she said.

John Silva made that now-familiar vantage possible in 1958, when he converted a small helicopter into the first airborne virtual television studio.

Google is now making that an option.

A steep rise in iron-ore prices since the end of last year makes that now seem cheap.

Noting that hoped-for opportunities had not materialised, Mr Scullion added: "We need to make that change, and we need to make that now".

But radiation has made that impossible now".

But the unpaid hospital bills made that impossible now.

Make that one time now.