Sentence examples for now as from from inspiring English sources

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But now, as from the beginning of his career, what motivates him to write is politics.

Now as "From Hell" arrives, with the most menacing Jack yet, there's one thing we know for certain: the Ripper will continue to rise and fall onscreen.

By Theodore Roethke The New Yorker, August 26 , 1939P. 55 Now as from maple to elm the View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Emily Nussbaum.

Raine is now advertised as "from Call the Midwife", yet ever since her apparently effortless debut five years ago in Harper Regan she has been a captivating stage actress.

Ironically -- and sadly -- he is now as far from removed from the "reality-based community" as the Bush White House.

We are now as far from John Kennedy's time as his was from Theodore Roosevelt's.

It is a process now as concealed from us as the undergrowth deaths of birds.And yet not always.

Now, as if from some perverse competitive spirit, the theater has decided to step back into two dimensions, in a big way.

The end of the war is now as distant from them in time as the end of the First World War was from the Reagan presidency.

We're so hungry to know whether he is as safe now, as recovered from the wound of their parting, as he appears.