Sentence examples for now a time from inspiring English sources

It was now a time of war.

The early 1980s were, like now, a time of malaise.

Or is now a time for blood, sweat, toil and tears?

But then I thought that my profile lives on, surely, its timeline now a time capsule.

And that is what Adam Graves is going through right now: a time of profound change.

His rock music collection is now a time capsule of oldies.

The appropriation of pop images is by now a time-honored tradition.

Since then, we have developed what is now a time-honored and distinctly American golf tradition: whining about the cold, wet or generally poor early-season conditions.

He is now a Times reporter; his 2007 book, "Never Shower in a Thunderstorm," has sold more than 35,000 copies.

I am now a time-weathered divorce lawyer, presiding over a highly successful family law firm that deals in very complex, high net worth cases.

"So now is a time for change, now is a time for informed review, and now is a time to refocus on our drive to identify those who knowingly cheat their fellow competitors".