Sentence examples for now billing from inspiring English sources

The producers are now billing him in "Spider-Man" publicity materials as "director".

Adding to the confusion was Belle Fourche, now billing itself as the "Center of the Nation".

I didn't know, until I got there, that the singer was now billing himself with the ungainly but revealing name of Yusuf/Cat Stevens.

A press representative for the show announced last week that its creators, the Off Broadway troupe the Amoralists, "are now billing the play as a drama, not a black comedy as originally announced".

If Mr Buhari, now billing himself as a born-again democrat, employs these same hard tactics again he is certain to upset many opposition politicians implicated in years of theft.

#EUCO #Merkel #Hollande October 18 , 201211.08pm BST Reuters are now billing the changes on setting up a single European banking supervisor as a "compromise' between Berlin and Paris: European Union leaders struck a compromise on a roadmap to establish a single bank supervisor for the euro zone after Germany and France papered over differences on priorities for overcoming the bloc's debt crisis.

Nearly everything now billed as world music involves some degree of crossover and packaging, even video backdrops.

It's now billed as the largest athletic festival in the world, with eighteen thousand competitors in forty-five categories.

The fixture is now billed as 'Chase Day' on the Kempton website.

Each year Vivid grows and it's now billed as the world's largest festival of light, music and ideas.

So a caterer in Glenview, Ill., Campus Cooks, now bills $10 million a year providing higher-end food to 70 fraternity houses in 20 states.