Sentence examples for now began as from inspiring English sources
"See It Now" began as a sort of weekly television news review.
"Apocalypse Now" began as the pipe dream of a radical group of young California filmmakers who, in the late '60s, wanted to revolutionize the medium.
Henry's son, Edward I, expanded the parliamentary role – presenting of petitions now began – as part of his expansionist ambitions against the Scots and Welsh, another now unresolved constitutional issue.
Classes now begin as early as 6 45 a.m.
An emergency review of the Government's ability to cope with flooding will now begin as soon as Parliament resumes on 5 January.
Because making things has gone digital: physical objects now begin as designs on screens, and those designs can be shared online as files". The reader is left wondering: how does sharing digital designs change the fact that most of the goods we want and depend upon, from iPhones to jet planes, still require the skills and budgets of large manufacturers?
Months of political haggling will now begin as the nation is drastically reordered.
Mr Piñera is friendly with Colombia's conservative leader, Álvaro Uribe.For the Concertación a "bloodbath" of recrimination will now begin, as one of its leaders puts it.
It was once far less respectable than now, beginning as all-female casts before moving to the capital's brothel district.
The impasse had threatened to delay the Senate's traditional August recess, which will now begin as schedule on Saturday; the House began its recess on Thursday.
The hard work now begins, as the observatories share their recordings from recent days.
