Sentence examples for now hence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this is something that Christians have been aware of for some time now; hence the proliferation of online Christian sex shops.

Although giraffes and zebras dominate the song's styling, there is a gorilla in the room too: her missing fifth studio album, supposedly due around now (hence this world tour).

But the reality is all such efforts have been stalemated and frustrated for years now, hence the interest in new ways to generate momentum towards real progress instead of more rhetoric".

"Despite the fact that your parents had always been very generous in supporting you, you wanted more and you wanted it now – hence the plan to kill them and get your inheritance up front.

When grown men cry The last days of Gordon Brown ReprintsPrivate polling by organisations close to the Labour Party suggests that the BNP vote in a number of wards is plentiful and committed now—hence the fear that the Labour-controlled council, if not the two parliamentary seats, will fall to the BNP.

The platform needs traction now, hence this clever demo.

This was intended to last five years, and those years are now up—hence the new announcement.

I don't get that sense now, and hence that's possibly why the latest generation hasn't clearly defined a movement".

This is the point we have reached now - hence the desire among health experts to keep pushing for ever tougher measures.

There's a lot more uncertainty now and hence more volatility, and with the past recession clients are a lot more cautious and careful in how they spend money.

And you've got the scars to prove it now doubt, hence the reason you can't get a new one of those today in America too many romances gone south.