Sentence examples for mention now from inspiring English sources

Not to mention – now you come to mention it – all very Manchester United.

A special mention now has to go to Vincent Gallo's The Brown Bunny, the most hysterical event in Cannes history.

What's important to mention now is that I also recognize that the same dire ratio surely applies to the long tendentious paragraph in which these remarks presently appear.

In Britain the Conservatives made the incumbent Gordon Brown seem ridiculous by spelling out the austerity that he at first barely dared mention; now another tough-talking centre-right party has won in Portugal (see article).

The zenith of British student political activism in the 1960s does not warrant a mention now, not even the protest by LSE students against Ian Smith's regime in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), let alone those in 1968.

Waxing lyrical at premiere A special mention, now, to Ruby Wax, who not only managed to outshine the entire cast and crew of David Baddiel's new comedy The Infidel at the film's London premiere last week, but also managed to engage in the evening's most entertaining small talk.

I am not even going to mention the "now, now, now"!

Few writers today would describe their work this way; the human heart would hardly be mentioned now.

Once it had Gordon Mathe-Clark, the New Museum and any gallery worth mentioning; now it has Prada, Topshop and the Apple Store.

But Bush administration officials fear that even the sums mentioned now could represent commitments that may not turn into cash.

But the largest battlefield of the "war on terror", Iraq, is mentioned now mostly in the context of America's lack of influence there.