Sentence examples for now and often from inspiring English sources

Three hundred, a run a ball, is par now and often way beyond that.

Though the event is more focused now — and often serves as a platform for yogis to tell their stories — the number of competitors has grown.

The real Mr. Cook lives in Manhattan now and often stops by the theater to talk briefly against the death penalty after the show.

Having steered the economy from recession to recovery, and with poor Mr Miliband for an opponent, the Tories expected to be ahead by now—and often sound as if they are.

In moments like the moments that were passing now, and often too at other times, he discerned in what had been his daughter's obduracy a spirit, still there, that was not malicious.

I have lived outside my country for almost 15 years now, and often I am asked, "If you love it that much, why did you leave?" Well, I never planned to.

The answers were originally coded into five categories: never, almost never, now and then, often, or very often.

That's the way I cook now, intuitively and often with what's in season.

Their daughter, Zoya, is now 5, and often plays with other children in the church.

Now, unbidden and often, Ann was visited by one or another of these images, a slide show starring her sunny child who had become an alarming adult.

Yet the economy is now straining, and often failing, to keep up with the ambitious growth targets set by Vietnam's Communist bosses.