Sentence examples for now is caught from inspiring English sources

"Karzai right now is caught in his own game that he started to play".

A measure of his success is that hardly anyone now is caught up by the once ubiquitous feeling that no compromise is too great if it stops the Tories regaining power.

So while Starlight Park will welcome back the public in the spring, the best Mr. Shuffler can do now is catch a glimpse of it through a chain-link fence by a dead-end street jammed with cars being repaired.

When the caseload was large, many subtle problems were overlooked and are now being caught, officials say.

Mr. Weaver and Ms. Meza, who were expecting to be together here by now, were caught in the net.

His arrest means that 76 out of 86 fugitives on the Captura list have now been caught.

These rogue businesses can now be caught and exposed through the emerging practice of forensic impact analysis.

— Jeff Gordinier The Daily Meal: The most radioactive marine life ever tested has now been caught near the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant in Japan.

The handling of these requests has now been caught up in a sharply partisan debate over whether the Obama administration underestimated the terrorist threat in Libya.

Salmond accused the Treasury of being a major force in the no campaign: "They've now been caught red-handed as being part of a campaign of scaremongering".

He accused the Treasury of being a major force in the no campaign: "They've now been caught red-handed as being part of a campaign of scaremongering".