Sentence examples for now for some time from inspiring English sources

Certainly Vunipola was on a mission, as his team have been now for some time.

I'm on the record now for some time saying that the world in some important respects has changed since that statutory framework was adopted, and Congress should take a fresh look at it.

And I think for a lot of people … it's going to be — it's going to feel very hard, harder than anything they've experienced in their lifetime now, for some time to come.

"This is a compromise, this is something we've been working on now for some time with crossbenchers and stakeholders, trying to come up with a fairer, more sustainable pension for the future," he said.

Of all the adversaries that this often gleefully contentious novelist has taken on (Orthodox rabbis, orthodox feminists, another list impressively long), even the most insubordinate flesh cannot evade the one that Roth — at seventy-three — has been tracking now for some time: "the adversary that is illness," as he writes in his new book, "Everyman," "and the calamity that waits in the wings".

There was little chance he would have lost, but Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian president, will not face voters now for some time: Polling scheduled for Jan . 20was called off indefinitely, amid complaints from Palestinian leaders that they could not hold an election with Israeli soldiers stationed in most of the West Bank.

Corporate-speak has been spoken now for quite some time.

And because of that, we're sticking with the program we've had in place now for quite some time".

For now, and for some time to come, discretion will be the watchword.

There is, however, better reason to hope now than for some time.

A year later, she returned to a five-day schedule, and now has some time for other cases.