Sentence examples for now arose from inspiring English sources

A properly organized, modern legal profession now arose, and it soon achieved very high standards.

There now arose a danger that these groups would adopt terrorism against Africans, as well as whites, if not properly directed.

He had come to envisage a joint ruling people consisting of Macedonians and Persians, and this served to augment the misunderstanding that now arose between him and his people.

Aware though he was of considerations that militated against anyone's entering the Presidential bedroom, that it should be kept "strictly for the use of Mrs. Kennedy," as he had instructed Youngblood, there now arose another consideration.

There now arose a division among the boys.

Denying their religion, then as now, arose from efforts to deny their humanity.

Several questions now arise.

That case has now arisen.

A roughly similar nightmare has now arisen.

The question now arises: how do we actually deliver this?

"Now" arises again and again only because we say "now" again and again.