Sentence examples for now frequent from inspiring English sources

The presence of seals attracts orcas, which are frequently seen in the waters around the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago and now frequent the waters around Surtsey.

In both societies, says Smith, there are now frequent reports of witchcraft.

Refugees of Lizbekistan can now frequent two related sites, www.lizbekdiaspora.com and www.lizvegas.com.

But the capital's bus services are now frequent, relatively cheap and the best in Britain.

Two-thirds of shoppers now frequent the discounters, yet many Britons still turn their noses up at Asda.

For decades, there were few cars on the streets, but now frequent foreign visitors marvel at the growth in traffic.

But until now, frequent-flier award tickets were perhaps the one remaining perk in air travel that had few strings attached.

Mike O'Neal, who co-owned the Baloon and now co-owns The Ginger Man, says Martins now frequents the latter.

But the sort of businessmen who now frequented the shandy weren't interested in socializing; they didn't ask about your family.

And the agencies have long since left Madison Avenue — a street now frequented mostly for its luxury stores — for other parts of Manhattan and the rest of the world.

One strike occurred in Matches Colony, a neighborhood named after an abandoned match factory that is now frequented by Uzbek militants.