Sentence examples for now five seasons from inspiring English sources

Now five seasons in, a brand DNA – and a customer who responds to his references – is emerging.

It's unusual for a series to hit its stride so far in, but by now, five seasons of experience have hardened its resolve.

What we say: "It's unusual for a series to hit its stride so far in, but by now, five seasons of experience have hardened its resolve.

The brand, now three seasons old, specialises in unremarkable clothes – the five-pocket jean, the hoodie, the bomber – but transformed into something new and unusual.

Nowitzki, who was injured for a good part of last season, is now two seasons older, and 15 N.B.A. seasons' worth of punishment on his knees may prevent him from regaining his 2011 form.

The series and its stars took some time to hone a working formula, yet now, nine seasons in, with the lead characters in a personal as well as professional relationship, "Bones" seems as comfortable as old slippers.

Save for one misstep in the form of a satin pantsuit Norma Desmond might have worn, the clothes were neatly refined in the spirit of this moment -- now two seasons going -- obsessed with conventional understandings of femininity.

"Our show" is RuPaul's Drag Race, a cult reality series now seven seasons in, which pits drag queens against each other as they bid to become America's next drag superstar.

And look at Telfar now, two seasons in at NYFW with glowing reviews coming in from Vogue to VICE and everywhere in between.

And look at Telfar now, two seasons in at NYFW with glowing reviews coming in from Vogue to VICE and everywhere in between.

In the minds of most New York Mets' fans, the hunt for Jose Reyes' replacement -- now four seasons after his uncontested free-agent departure -- is still an ongoing journey.