Sentence examples for noting that now from inspiring English sources

"It's been pretty easy for 55 games; we've had it our way," Laviolette said, noting that now the team is not playing so well.

It's also worth noting that, now that he is no longer a living person, Bowie is now eligible as an entry in the Times's puzzle.

And it's worth noting that now that GDP has been revised to be smaller than we'd realised, debt is larger as a share of GDP.In the end, hopes for a grand bargain that addressed entitlements, taxes and near-term economic support ran aground on the harsh reality that all these things would require bridging profound philosophical differences that have developed over decades.

Using Indonesian terms, he recounted memories of streets filled with bicycle rickshaws and stand-up-in-back taxis, noting that now that he is president, "they block off all the streets" for him, so he did not see any this time.

A thunderous Mail editorial also attacked Labour hypocrisy for claiming that Michael Howard was "playing the race card" in the last election, and gleefully noting that "now the chickens are coming home to roost... what fertile territory this offers for the poisonous message of the BNP".

"Many years ago, about 20 years ago, I read in the newspaper that when Prince Charles travels incognito he uses the name David Lancaster, which is my name," Lancaster said, noting that now he had seen the man in the flesh he was "absolutely" happy for him to continue using his name.

Kelly notes that now, at least she can take care of Kayla.

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

Note that now pairs of scattering junctions can be computed in parallel, and an exact physical interpretation remains.

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

It should also be noted that now that the genie is out of the bottle, the United States will, in the end, support the aspirations of the people.