Sentence examples for now adjust from inspiring English sources

But there are a bunch of other things that FSU's adjustment opens up, IF AUBURN can now adjust.

We will now adjust the regulations to give greater certainty".

Appearing weary and maybe even wary, Jackson, who was the top player in Australia's professional league the past two years and who emerged at the Sydney Olympics, must now adjust to life almost 8,000 miles away.

These days, having lost first Gareth Barry and then James Milner as midfield accomplice, he sits deep in front of Villa's back four and must now adjust to a new partner in Stephen Ireland, who may or may not be fit to play at Molineux.

And at the end, one of the merchants who wrote the petition to stop the work told me: 'Keep this petition as a souvenir, because now we want the whole street, the whole sector pedestrianised!'" The project encapsulates Lerner's planning philosophy: act now, adjust later.

Sticking with the updated version of Safari included in iOS 9, you can now adjust the look of the Reader View mode (which also cuts out adverts as well as any other superfluous content that doesn't make up the main article on the page).

Ched is now adjusting to normal life after serving a sentence for a crime consistently denied".

Pollitt, her partner Nick and their daughter Millie are now adjusting to "the usual chaos you expect with a new baby" after the excitement of last week.

Many of the Americans play overseas now, adjusting to the process of being recalled to the national team, across oceans, across time zones.

In Spain, the tariff, now adjusted quarterly, is about 39 cents per kilowatt-hour for electricity from freestanding solar power plants, and slightly higher for panels on rooftops.

Jakarta increased its 2014 quota again, reportedly to at least 650,000, thanks to rocketing prices and beef shortages, with the number of import permits now adjusted quarterly in response to a set reference price.