Sentence examples for now being supplied from inspiring English sources

"General literature now pervades the nation through all its ranks," Samuel Johnson declared, and every house was now being "supplied with a closet of knowledge".

Those drugs are now being supplied to the clinic, but it provoked many questions as to why it took Boseley's article to prompt the necessary action.

But the watch component is now being supplied almost entirely by Japan's Nidec Corp, meaning that consumer demand for the watch may outstrip supply for some time to come.

Neither cable by itself could substitute for all of the 885 megawatts of power now being supplied to the city by the Charles Poletti Power Project in Astoria, Queens, which the Environmental Protection Agency ranks as the third-largest source of toxic pollutants in the city.

Data processing, storage and software applications that used to run locally are now being supplied by big central computing stations.

One in four sperm donations are now being supplied from abroad.

Every school has now been supplied with thermometers, face-masks and on-call doctors.

These services can, as now, be supplied by local hospitals, charities or by private companies.

Far better for everybody, and much safer, that this should now be supplied by somebody at the top.

Power was lost to five major factories, which will now be supplied by burning coal, company officials said.

That terminal will now be supplied from an Australian gas field in which the Royal Dutch/Shell Group has the largest stake, 22percentt, but BP will still be in the picture: it owns 17percentt of the Australian field.