Sentence examples for now have appeared from inspiring English sources

Or, alternatively, will the power be with Congress and other Republican leaders who, up to now, have appeared to set his campaign agenda and fuel his march to the nomination?

But the fight against Islamic State — a group with a particularly warped interpretation of Islam that, in addition to capturing territory in Syria and Iraq, took credit for last month's attacks in Paris — may now have appeared at our doorstep.

He's been at it for a while now, having appeared as long ago as 2002, aged only 23 and still fresh from a traumatic childhood in Philadelphia.

Dozens more, however, stood outside in solidarity with the ousted members, in a sign of a widening rift within Parliament, which up to now had appeared mostly unified against President Hamid Karzai's efforts to reshape the legislature.

That places American soldiers directly in neighborhoods where, until now, they have appeared only transiently on patrols and raids.

And … Action!! Except now some clouds have appeared overhead.

Until now, Netanyahu has appeared immune from criminal charges.

By now, Sol had appeared in the doorway of the repair room.

Now Ricky has appeared outside writer's window, and the latter is not anxious to deal with him.

Now, Roffey has appeared on the Orange Prize shortlist but in no sense counts as a big beast.

Now it has appeared in English, as "Crabwalk" (translated from the German by Krishna Winston; Harcourt; $25).