Sentence examples for now later from inspiring English sources

Now "later" has arrived.

I know, but not now, later.

"Can we do now later?" March 6 , 2015

"He's all grown up now!" Later, Ms. Gunther winked as she rang them up.

I wonder if you see things in a more race-aware way now, later in your career, than you did then.

I feel very thankful to Reggie to what he did for the Pacers and I just feel he deserves that honor, whether it comes now, later or whatever".

For now, later-stage venture capitalists have a new, exorbitantly wealthy competitor named Google.

Mary Ellen Childs experimented with metrical tweaks in "Now-Later-Soon"; Steve Reich also added changing meters to his two-piano adaptation of "Finishing the Hat" from "Sunday in the Park With George," his signature style immediately evident in the pulsing rhythmic character.

That content will roll out to HBO, HBO GO, and its new standalone offering for cord cutters HBO NOW later this year, HBO says.

The new coalition government formed by the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties has promised significant reductions in public spending to lower Britain's debt, but details remain scarce for now (Later this week, see the 21 May issue of Science for more on this topic, including how Britain's research councils are preparing for major budget cuts).

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