Sentence examples for now eminent from inspiring English sources

A drawn out break between sets, however, did smother the excitement just slightly as stage roadies constructed the now eminent Thunderdome stage set up.

Torontonian trio - Charlotte Day Wilson of The Wayo, River Tiber, and Allie - took to the staircase and its strangely spotless acoustics to collaborate on a vocal harmony of Drake's now eminent "Know Yourself".

11.34pm GMT As for Will......he's now an eminent Professor of Philosophy at a top American University.

Now these eminent artists have formed an ensemble, named, sensibly if not imaginatively, the Kavafian-Schub-Shifrin Trio.

To the ranks of Bertrand Russell, Mussolini and Julie Burchill we can now add eminent neuroscientist Susan Greenfield, internationally renowned professor of synaptic pharmacology at Lincoln College, Oxford, and former director of the Royal Institution.

De Ferranti said: "In the presence of more resources and the ability not just financially but administratively of countries to manage these programmes, which was again not there 30 years ago, it just now makes eminent sense … to move towards universal health coverage systems".

Now Roger Penrose, the eminent British mathematician, is arguing that there is physical evidence that may predate the Big Bang.

Every now and then eminent European politicians have decried the very idea of Turkish membership, the latest being Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a former French president now chairing a convention on the EU's future.

I went to a 28-day rehab in Pennsylvania -- then carrying (for historic reasons) the slightly comic name, Chit Chat, now the very eminent Caron Foundation.

At the conclusion of her mission to Pakistan, Queen Rania made a characteristically candid comment that, in a sense, foreshadowed the role she now assumes as Eminent Advocate for Children.

He is Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays, now the pre-eminent power hitter in baseball.