Sentence examples for now encountered from inspiring English sources

And the puffy vest, a mainstay of the weekend uniform for the last 20 years, is neater now, encountered in Midtown in sober gray.

Holmes has by now encountered Freud and Marx, has solved the Jack the Ripper killings and has hurtled into outer space, the last being the theme of an anthology edited by Isaac Asimov, an Irregular.

However I have now encountered a new justification - official briefing papers that apparently cannot be shown to the public because they are too succinct and not verbose enough.

Contemporary works are now encountered on the first gallery level in a massive space that has the advantage of being completely without columns.

Most neptunium (and plutonium) now encountered in the environment is due to atmospheric nuclear explosions that took place between the detonation of the first atomic bomb in 1945 and the ratification of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in 1963.

Boerstler now encountered another problem: many of the axes provided for the destruction of the Frenchman's Creek bridge were in the four boats that had turned back and those that were in the seven remaining boats had been left behind when the Americans fought their way ashore.

Unlike in the past, he said he now encounters situations "where my religion is deemed illegal".

The disquiet of Snowden that turned him into a whistle-blower now encounters overwhelming sympathy.

But Prosper and its cohorts are now encountering some modern hurdles.

He is now encountering another aspect of it: wariness of Muslim immigrants.

In places they regard as part of their patrimony, ordinary Protestants now encounter Catholics in Gaelic football shirts.