Sentence examples for notes that now from inspiring English sources

Without instruments or recordings, he learned also to talk like one, modulating his vocal cords to match the complex, almost musical notes that now surrounded him.

"Obama's interests are not the same as the Democrats in Congress in terms of what he needs to do for his own agenda, election and legacy," said one Democratic strategist, who notes that now the president can benefit from an obstructionist Republican House as a foil.

Duberman credits Fidelma with an "aristocratic obliviousness toward mainstream standards of behavior" — true enough; she lived with a kind of serene affection within her brother's and her husband's gay circles — but he also notes that "now and then the problem of 'the boys' would prove difficult" for her.

O'Sullivan (2011) notes that "Now testing is an industry…about a $2 Billion a year industry".

He notes that now half of all of the first institutional money going into startups is now "coming from a new breed of super angels".

He says that they were always worried about doing the same thing in AppHero itself, for fear of compromising the user experience, but notes that now there's nothing stopping them from using that tech in that way, as it'll be clear to any and all that this is an advertising product.

In 1971, when the show was first produced on Broadway, Mr. Rice's slangy libretto presumably struck a with-it note that now hits the ear — well, my ear at least — as distinctly silly.

If the core audience for a particular film is over 50, she noted, "that's now a gigantic core".

Note that, and now Lemma 3.2 with implies that.

I would note that now, television stations and networks themselves run their own promos to death.

(But note that now most folk, 76percentt, retire before reaching 65, the so-called normal retirement age).