Sentence examples for now by the end of from inspiring English sources

But as things stand now, by the end of the day, we all have been bombarded by news and commentary from all manner of media, making "The Tonight Show" and its ilk increasingly seem beside the point, no matter who is delivering the monologue.

Just as the descent of Captain Willard Martin Sheenn) into delirium forms the central thread of Apocalypse Now, by the end of Hearts of Darkness, Coppola has slowly but surely been reduced from Oscar-winning golden boy to wailing, pitiful man-child.

Now by the end of the first century, there was a church, and the church was predominantly Gentile.

And now, by the end of this year, you will have access to Mobile Banking and Online Banking within one day.

Now by the end of the biblical story, Nabal is dead, David has Nabal's property, and David even has Nabal's wife, Abigail, as his own wife.

'End Exclusion Now!' The 'lesson' was the highlight of the annual Global Action Week for Education, in line with the theme, 'Quality Education for All: End Exclusion Now!' By the end of the event, Somalia's Ministry of Education had made commitments to increase school enrolment to at least 75 per cent, in addition to constructing more schools and expanding existing facilities.

Yahoo gave a splashy preview of the app at a conference this year and promised it would be introduced by the end of June, but the app is now expected by the end of the fall.

A different outcome The other scenario is if emissions continue to rise at the same rate [as they are now] — by the end of the century, [temperatures] could rise as much as about 3.6 degrees Celsius.

Ramirez is back now, and by the end of the week will report to the Oakland Athletics.

The decision, which was due last Saturday, is now expected by the end of next week.

Nearly half of people polled by the London newspaper the Times this month wanted Blair to resign now or by the end of the year.