Sentence examples for most now though from inspiring English sources

The state being watched most now, though, is Ohio.

Now, though, most homes have access to digital cable and for most viewers, digital cable is at least the equal of satellite television.

For now, though, most of the news is bad.

Now, though, most families aren't getting any richer.

Now, though, most of the fields lie empty and are becoming overgrown with scrub.

Now, though, most of the options are gone and the money's been handed out.

For now, though, most industry experts tend to side with the optimists.

For now, though, most of the region's many treasures remain, like Maryam Kiat, draped in shadow, hidden in the folds of the cliffs.

For now, though, most fund managers are too busy dealing with today's crises to think up radical ideas for the future.

For now, though, most city cemeteries are not so much concerned with drawing the living as finding room for the dead.

For now, though, most pangs of regret are being felt in the N.B.A., where they hope the wheels of justice can go back to rusting again.